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Angela Skeete Davis

Thursday, September 18, 2014

Thoughtful Thursday - Is love disappearing in this world?

Friendship is the last vestige of love
Where souls meet and greet in comfort
Where acceptance reigns supreme
Where barriers crumble down
And acceptance flows
Like fall’s high tide
On a cool
Windy
Day


I read a book a couple of years ago on love. The author included a list of questions to ask yourself on love and your relationship to love. The last question was: do you think love is growing or disappearing in the world. I asked a lot of people this question because I believed most saw the world as I did - full of loving people, daily growing in love. Imagine my surprise when most said there is less love in this world and that what there is of it is slipping steadily away.


I wonder how that can be possible when we as a people are made from love, when the world is filled daily with examples of love, when that which gives us life and lets us live and move and be is the highest love and we are all from that source of love. Nevertheless, that ... it seems ... is where many people reside; they anticipate there is no love and then wait to be proven right.


But those of us with friendships can change that.  Friendship is the last vestige of love. When we enter into a friendship, we create a source of love. When we do things together, spend time together; that source of love expands. And as our friendships grow, the source of love grows.


Those of us with true, lasting, 'Anam Cara', 'querencia' friendships give the world an energy boost of high love. That energy boost serves as a way to fill the world with love faster and wider. Why? It takes love to find love. Friendship is a willingness to open one's heart and soul to another. By opening our hearts and souls to our friends we prepare ourselves to open our hearts and souls to the world.


Imagine a world filled with people who have open hearts and souls. That is a world filled with love. It can happen. Love can increase in this world by increasing in us. So, let's all be grateful for our friends, for friendships. They are a source of this world's love, and an avenue to a world filled with loving people.


And like the water's of the ocean, may our friendships always ebb and flow in union with the highest source of love; bringing love to the shores of the hearts of all.


Let's all go make friends.
-- written by asd --
sista girls cafe - friends for life
sistagirlscafe.blogspot.com
photograph from Isobel Diamond; She Knows

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