Get it in print @ http://www.zazzle.com/true_love_black_poster-228776985523261460 ‎’When we are truly loving, true love is immediately available - since we already embody it. The most loving are the most lovable, the most beloved.’ This is the key to attacting...

From Woody Allen’s movie ‘Vicky Cristina Barcelona’: Cristina: Are you very religious? (They are gazing at a image of the crucified Jesus.) Juan: No. No, I’m not. The trick is to enjoy life, accepting it has no meaning whatsoever. Cristina: No meaning? You don’t...

When do kids grow up and lose their lovablity? Or do some never, and only become more lovable? No matter how old we are, we seem on the brink of becoming… less or more lovable. What is true lovability? It is being truly loving that makes one truly lovely, truly...

The worldly see lust for one to be a factor of True Love for that one. The spiritual see lust for no one to be a factor of True Love for...

How do you love truly, when the essence of that loved, is a certain look and expression? How do you love truly, when the essence of that loved is fleeting in nature? How do you love truly, when the essence of that loved is fickle, when the essence of that loving flickers too? How do you love...

One’s love might not be perfectly true right now, but one’s love can be more and more true, starting from now.

If your love was true, how can you be heartbroken beyond salvation? If your love was true, how can it be shattered beyond repair?

If your heart has not broken, your love is not true yet, because you have yet to love deeply. If your heart can be broken, your love is not true yet, because you have yet to love selflessly. -...

True love is so wonderful, that it brings joy, that it relieves suffering. True love is so wonderful, that if it brings suffering instead [to the loving or beloved ones], that means the love is not really true...

If one loves another truly, one would truly not suffer at all, as true love is completely unconcerned with self-suffering, as true love is completely concerned with self-sacrificing. If we all love one another truly, we would truly not suffer at...

We imagine we would perfectly love someone perfect to us, but if someone truly perfect like the Buddha is before us, can we imagine loving the Buddha the same way? If we cannot, it means we don’t really love the perfect, and/or the way we love is imperfect. We imagine we would love...

Woody Allen said this - To love is to suffer. To avoid suffering, one must not love. But then, one suffers from not loving. Therefore, to love is to suffer; not to love is to suffer; to suffer is to suffer. To be happy is to love. To be happy, then, is to suffer, but suffering makes one...

Read the two below stories online… Following them are my comments… What is Love?  One day, Plato asked his teacher, “What is love? How can I find it?” His teacher answered, “There is a vast wheat field in front. Walk forward without turning back, and pick...

Above is Saint Etienne’s version of ‘Only Love Can Break Your Heart’. Below is Neil Young’s original version. Seems worlds and generations apart in style. Yet, singing the same words, the same chorus over and over, it only seems that the artistes on both sides believe...

A poignant song from Sarah Blasko, with some comments to share… All I Want Lyrics: I don’t want another lover So don’t keep holding out your hands There’s no room beside me I’m not looking for romance Say I’ll be here, I’ll be here But there’s...

Q: Does one who sacrifices his life for you have the greatest love of all? A: Being able to live a full life based on the Four Immeasurables (loving-kindness, compassion, rejoice, equanimity) perfected to help as many as possible is the greatest love. It is greater and truer love to live to...

‘Pride and Prejudice’ tells the tale of how the aloof Mr. Darcy came to be with the feisty Ms. Elizabeth Bennet. As usual, for classic romances, it would be wrong to call it wholly a love story per se, because theirs was a love-hate relationship before they finally decide to...

In the award-winning ‘The Rabbi’s Cat’ (Le Chat du Rabbin) by Joann Sfar, which ‘The Boston Globe’ calls, ‘An affecting, fraught, and yes – sometimes hilarious tour de force about the complexities of living faithfully in a godless world’, a rabbi’s cat begins to talk after...

A Tit for a Tat (109) Tit: What is True Love? Tat: That which does not become hate. Tit: Huh? Tat: Love that is not true enough easily becomes hate. Tit: How can love become hate? Tat: Because it is based on attachment, when it is unrequited, it can become aversion! Tit: What about True...

Love is the only shocking act left on the planet. – Reed Bennett If you are honest, and would like others to be honest, how would you take it if your otherwise perfectly ‘faithful’ spouse of many years tells you that she once had a very brief affair in your absence a long ...