Thoughts
On Love
Love is the
most important element of human life. All Dharm (religions) advocate for it.
"Love others like yourself", if you can do it, there is no other
greater Karm (action) than this in the whole life.
Love turns a blind eye to every fault.
--"Proverb" (10:12)
Means if you find a fault in somebody, it means you don't love him or her.
Because in love even the faults seem like the quality of a person.
Better a dish of vegetable if love go with it, than a fat ox eaten in
hatred.
--"Proverb" (15:17)
Many waters cannot quench love.
--"Songs of Solomon"
Love feels no burden, thinks nothing of trouble, attempts what is above
its strength, pleads no excuse of impossibility, for it thinks all things
lawful for itself and all things possible.
--Thomas A. Kempis
There are three things that last for ever, faith, hope and
love; but
the greatest of them of all is love.
--I Corinthian (13:13)
Love is a glass which shatters if you hold it too tightly or too
loosely.
--A Russian proverb
There are three kinds of love, false, natural and married. False love is
that which seeks its own, just as one loves gold, goods, honor or women
outside of matrimony, contrary to God's command. Natural love is between
father and children, brother and sister. But above them all is married
love. It burns as a fire, and seeks nothing more than the mate. It says,
"I wish not yours, I wish neither gold nor silver, neither this nor
that, I want only you."
--Martin Luther
And above the married love is "love for everybody". Today people
don't love each other that is why there is so much chaos in the world.
There is no surprise more magical than the surprise of being
loved. It
is the finger of God on a man's shoulder.
--Charles Morgan
Love starts in little ways…. It may begin the day we first share our
thoughts with someone else… or help someone who needs us…. Or
sometimes, it begins because, even without words, we understand how
someone feels.
--Joan Walsh Anglund
You never know when love starts, so wait for it to start. Once it starts,
you long for it. It kindles like fire.
Remember that the best
relationship is one in which your love for each other exceeds your
need for each other.
You can derive so much joy in giving
pleasure to someone, that you feel
like thanking him.
--Henry de Montherlant
A glimpse of satisfaction on other's face compels you to think like this,
because many times you just don't lose anything in giving a great pleasure
to somebody else. But even if you have to lose a little to give a great
pleasure to other person, give it, because your loss is not greater than
his pleasure.
Approach love and cooking
with reckless abandon.
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