The Magic of Love and Togetherness

Love is the most beautiful and the craziest human expression. It flows and flows and knows no boundaries. There are no confines of age or intellect, or land or wealth. The magic of togetherness cannot be confined, nor denied in all its kinky appeal.

Ever read or heard a love story that made no sense to the materialistic side of existence? Between a wealthy man and poor girl? How many times! And, each time there is no relief to the tragedy, without strife. What about the ragged mother calling the scar-face ‘the most beautiful baby in the whole world’? Or, siblings who hurt for one another? These are all expressions of the magic called ‘love’. Beyond time, place and measure!

Where does this ‘surge’ spring from?

The well is right within. The source and the final ‘burst’, both are within. It is a unique grandeur that celebrations are the outcome of, and the culmination of life itself. Love and togetherness cannot exist without one another. Of course, I am not referring to physical distance or time, or the dimension of the relationship.

Love, togetherness and evolution!

We set the paradigms of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ when it comes to expressing love, to condemn and flaunt. Love is love. It is an emotion that defies the external and has no space for avarice. Love and togetherness are like the wings of the swallow called life. Man is created by providence to transcend measure and confined thought. We are the result of this beautiful emotion and roll right back, like the waves that ebb at eventide.

The purity and evolution of our existence is most reflected in our ability to love. It is the very fabric of life and, when it finds expression in discrimination, it dons the garb of superiority. We self proclaim our existence as ‘being of the highest order’, but what is it that establishes us thus? Fellow creatures also grow, procreate, work, feed and live in societies. What is it that makes us superior? The difference lies in our ability to display discrimination, a dimension of love. Knowing and responding to the ‘ache’ when someone is suffering and ‘joy’ at sharing a commodity or life itself, involves the capacity to love.

Love can hardly be taught. Well, you can condition and tutor, like in the case of robots. But, the magic will unveil only when you are receptive. It is in this blooming that the shy flower of love reveals all glory.