I was asked, "What is Profound Love?"
I answered, "He's my profound love."
(Okay, so there's a follow up question to that... but let me just keep it that way).
A topic of such depth and emotion can only be fully comprehended when the reluctance of the seekers heart is halted.
"Love seen as treacherous, because it seems to come and go uncertainly, and offer no stability to you. You do not see how limited and weak is your allegiance, and how frequently you have demanded that love go away, and leave you quietly alone in "peace." As I've read in Foundation for Inner Peace.
To me the meaning of love so profound is when an emotion is so deep that it can not be put into words, or when the heart itself feels an anxiety that it causes loss of breathe, it's a feeling so overwhelming that I can only describe it as simply intriguing, but noble. The connection to your full aliveness, to your wild creative source. You are a being of pulsing color, your veins filled with paint, your heart filled with song. Your feet were meant to stomp and leap and dance. Your hands were meant to greedily reach for all that life has to offer. It makes you something wild it is reflected in the deep rocky wilderness of the mountains, the wild crashing of the ocean waves, the wildly rampant growth of all the green living things that blanket this planet, and the wild elemental energies of the sun and wind and rain.
Mortal love is indeed a profound subject.
"The point to be considered in any moment is not whether or not you are being loved. What must be observed is that you yourself are not loving. Human beings can always actively love, even in the face of betrayal – but, instead, they tend to choose the acts of separation, and all the acts of separativeness."
The Complete Yoga, pp.74, 77
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