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Small Expressions of Affection

Posted in Comfort of being loved, Inspiration of love, Soft and Tender, tagged , , on April 17, 2013 |

Love…
… is the practice of a quick kiss in parting, a hug each time after being apart and or holding hands most all the time walking together. Many repeats of small expressions of affection keep love strong and thriving.

President of the nonprofit Institute of HeartMath Sara Paddison
ladies-firstYou’ll discover
that real love
is millions
of miles
past falling
in love
with anyone
or anything.
When you
make that one
effort to feel
compassion
instead
of blame
or self-blame,
the heart
opens again
and continues
opening.

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Transformed

Posted in Power of Love, Risk of Love, Strength of Love, tagged , , on April 8, 2013 |

Love…
…changes every person it touches. Whether for a long time or only for a little while, knowing love takes the soul to a new place it can never completely return from.

Swiss psychotherapist and psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung
eye contactThe meeting
of two
personalities
is like
the contact
of two chemical
substances:
if there is
any reaction,
both are
transformed.

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A Single Shared Flame

Posted in Mystery of love, Paradox of love, Strength of Love, tagged , , on March 21, 2013 |

Love…
…requires two kindred sparks to make a single shared flame. Over time each must fuel the other in some semblance of balance or their fire will flounder.

American clergyman and social reformer Henry Ward Beecher
Lovers-In-Flames-HD-Wallpaper EDIT02Love cannot
endure
indifference.
It needs to
be wanted.
Like a lamp,
it needs
to be fed
out of the oil
of another’s
heart,
or its flame
burns low.

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From Top to Bottom

Posted in Admiration, Comfort of being loved, Inspiration of love, tagged , , , on March 16, 2013 |

Love…
…enriches the soul and powers the heart with a stronger beat. From top to bottom, it hollows out a person to make room for itself. Whether high or low, love brings a depth of feeling known no other way.

American Teacher, Writer and Recovery Leader Karen Casey
_Lovers-in-a-Dangerous-Time-Directed-by-Mark-Hug-and-May-Charters-Truly loving
another means
letting go
of all
expectations.
It means
full
acceptance,
even
celebration
of another’s
personhood.

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Full Acceptance

Posted in Being with You, Inspiration of love, My Heart is Full, tagged , , on February 27, 2013 |

Love…
…drives me to know only the person you truly are. Please do not change because you think you need to. It is the height and depth of the real you that I want in my heart; nothing else.

American teacher and writer Karen Casey, Ph.D.
602385_489351461110281_575785894_nTruly
loving
another
means
letting go
of all
expectations.
It means
full acceptance,
even celebration
of another’s
personhood.

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Contents of the Heart

Posted in A Matched Pair, Gift of Love, Magic of Love, tagged , , on February 26, 2013 |

Love…
…satisfies shortage and satiates lack, not by making need disappear but by causing scarcity to matter less. The presence of love makes its receiver more complete and whole without anything but the contents of the heart changing.

A composite made from several versions written by unknown writers
??????????????????????????????????You are…
The peanut to my butter,
Water to my ocean,
Glaze on my donut,
Spring in my step,
Twinkle in my eye,
Blue in my sky,
Cherry on my sundae,
Flip to my flop,
Milk to my shake,
Sweet in my dreams,
Jewel on my crown,
Spring in my step,
And beat of my heart.

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Someone

Posted in Being with You, Comfort of being loved, Inspiration of love, tagged , , on February 12, 2013 |

Love…
…at its best brings contentment, strength and a sense of knowing more completely who you are. Many other feelings like self-doubt, uncertainty and disbelief sometimes pass for aspects of love but are most often only contaminants created by one’s own mind.

Quote by a writer unknown/anonymous
waking up editFind someone who isn’t afraid
to admit that they miss you.
Someone who knows
that you are not perfect,
but treats you as if you are.
Someone whose biggest fear
is losing you.
One who gives their heart
completely.
Someone who says I love you
and means it.
Last but not the least,
find someone you wouldn’t mind
waking up with you
in the morning,
seeing your wrinkles
and your gray hair
but still falls in love
with you all over again.

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Nothing More Valuable

Posted in Comfort of being loved, Power of Love, Respect, tagged , , on January 18, 2013 |

Love…
… does not spoil or have an expiration date. It may allowed to fade away, be ill-attended or simply fall down forgotten, but it is never useless. Long or short, lasting or temporary, there is nothing more valuable than loving and being loved.

English novelist and poet Emily Brontë (1818-1848)
LIONS EDITWhatever
our
souls
are
made
of,
his
and
mine
are
the
same.

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Things I Cannot See or Prove

Posted in Gift of Love, Look of Love, Value of love, tagged , , on December 19, 2012 |

Love…
…is fun with you around Christmas time. For years I put the holidays and all the decorations of the season away in the attic. With you I have rediscovered it all again. With a lighthearted childlike openness there is belief again in things I cannot see or prove.

Attributed to fictional character Kagirinai Sora, writer unknown
DramaFreeChristmasLaugh your heart out,
dance in the rain;
cherish the moment
ignore the pain.
Live,
Laugh,
Love,
Forgive
and Forget;
life’s too short
to live with regrets

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Calm and Peaceful Adoration

Posted in Comfort of being loved, Gratitude, Look of Love, tagged , , on December 16, 2012 |

Love…
…expressed in the simple touch of a hand; eyes connecting with mutual smiles soon after; a well of enjoyable conversation that seems to have not bottom. Affection, friendship and respect stirred together in a recipe of calm and peaceful adoration.

American educator, minister, author, and TV host Fred Rogers
comforting youLove isn’t a
state of perfect caring.
It is an active noun,
like struggle.
To love someone
is to strive
to accept
that person
exactly the way
he or she is,
right here and now.

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