True love from budhsim

... 42 TRUE LOVE MOST OF THE love we have is possessive: itÕs about the self. That is not true love; it is self -love. When you see someone who attracts you ... weaknesses. You relax. Then you are able to open your heart and mind and accept them. That is a true love. 126 ... You change partners. If we are able to start relationships with friendliness and loving-kindness, love will develop. You will feel a sense of closeness, a softness and tenderness. That is when we...

... still call these few drops love, but it is no longer the clear, fresh, all-abounding child -love. It is love with anxiety and trouble, a consuming flame, a burning passion; love which wastes itself ... hot sand; love which is a longing, not a sacrifice; love which says "Wilt thou be mine," not love which says, "I must be thine." It is a most selfish, vacillating love. And ... one loves who shows not a sign of love that could not be imitated. And, again, I have thought that no one could know it unless he knew love himself, and that he could only believe in the love...

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