Thursday, August 10, 2017

WHEN I SAY I LOVE YOU

Many of us use the phrase I love you many,many times during the course of our day. But how many of those times are we "feeling" what we are saying, and how many times are we just repeating a phrase we have grown accustomed to? Often times I wonder about this. I realize that the word love may mean different things to each one of us. But here is something I have thought about for many, many years now. Sad to say but it does seem to me that most of the people who say I love you are really saying I will love you as long as you continue to do or be something I think I need in my life. And by this I don't mean just giving material things but things also like compliments, a helping hand, or anything else that may make them feel good about themselves. But then, the minute you stop doing any of the things they "need", they no longer have any desire to be around you or to even remain a friend. I see it happen to people all the time. Now, please don't get me wrong, if that is the only way they can define love then who am I to expect them to behave any differently. It may be the only kind of love they are able to give. As for myself when I say I love you that means I love you simply because you are a human being who is a part of myself, a mere reflection of myself. I truly wish there was more of this kind of love going around. This is just one reason why at times I feel I have been misplaced and thrown into a world where I don't belong. But at the same time I know I am always right where I am meant to be. Another paradox of the human life of illusion I suppose! I am tired, I am a little weary, I am ready to go back home! Back home, where all is pure unconditional love! But I know I must remain until that time has come. So in the meanwhile I sure hope to continue to be able to say I love you and really feel the essence of pure love when I do say it. May that little phrase never, never become just something I say without the true meaning behind it. I am at peace even in a world where it seems that hatred, violence, egotism, greed, and so much B/S is the norm. But yet, I keep on dreaming and I can truly say from ,my heart that I love you! May your day be richly blessed. Be good to yourself and even better to others!

8 comments:

Breath-e said...

You are love, my dear. Your post has filled me with calm. I thank you.

deepian said...

greetings Ron - you always express your beautiful thoughts so well. Thank you for the inspiration you give. True love is all we need.

captron52 said...

Hi Sarah Thank you for stopping by. So good to see you again. I'm happy you find some good and that it helps to bring you calmness. As always the very best and much love to you and yours friend.

captron52 said...

Hey Ian Thank you for the kind words my friend. And I wholeheartedly agree, true love is all we need! I send much love and peace to you and yours always.

Chris Ledgerwood said...

The word love has lost its meaning. I love pizza, football, beer. And yes, we as humans attach conditions to our love. It is what it is my friend!

captron52 said...

Hi Chris You are right of course but I still do believe that we can learn to love without putting those conditions along with it. Sure not an easy thing to do but it can be done! And when this kind of love is more abundant this Illusion we call life "seems" better. As always the very best to you and yours my good friend.

christopherdossantos3@gmail.com said...

Namaste dear loving brother;

thank you for your post. I believe the best part of this post for me is the realisation how we all love within our own capacity. Aside from the many trite ways we toss around the word, it is nice to hear the word. Irrespective of the source or impetus, I just can't get enough love.

You, my brother Ronnie, represent a beautiful steady stream of love. I admire your steadfast desire to spread love to every corner of your world.

In Lak'ech, prosper with love... live with laughter...

captron52 said...

Thanks again Christopher for the visit and the kind words. Just doing a little more of my "Controlled Folly"