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.What is Love? Love is a state of being. Love is not an emotion. To want something out of Love means the Love is an attachment. To Love someone, truly Love someone it has to be unconditional, when we want something because of Love then it is conditional Love. To Love someone because what the person looks like, acts like, owns, knows about, or how the person performs sexually is not Love it is a wanting, it is without a doubt an attachment. When a person is in a state of Love there is no attachments, it is shared with no expectations of receiving, getting, obtaining, or performance. When the receiving, getting, obtaining or performance fall short of the expectations of the "Love" that the person thought was felt it looses its grip and most likely the relationship ends. [b]In the majority of experiences of being "in-Love" is a condition that the ego/self is experiencing. The ego/self is being felt good, validated, complimented, paid attention to or gifted to. The ego/self feels incredible wanting to continue feeling this condition, its like a juice for the ego/self. Love in this level is a condition of being and not a state of being. Once the juice of the emotional attachment and the reality of what the recipient is really experiencing becomes clear that's when Love becomes a chaotic emotionality, and that emotionality turns from a feel good emotion to a not so feel good emotion. This is when Love becomes an emotion, it is not the actual Love that is the emotion but all the attached feelings to Love. Love as an emotion is illusionary. There is no Love "out there", there is no Love to find or get...Love is an existing state of being, Love is within not without. It is through your Higher Self that true Love is first experienced, putting aside all physicality, sexual performances, compliments, expectations anything that has to do with the identification with the ego/self. It is in that moment when you see a person in whatever form and you are compelled to look again, and again, without lust. True Love emerges from the Higher Self, I suggest everyone have a serious conversation with their own Higher Self and see if what they think they are experiencing is Love or not, you might be surprised in the difference between what the ego/self thinks and what the Higher Self is actually experiencing. Perhaps that certain person you are so eager to have a relationship with is not really the right match for you, or the person you are admiring because of the physicality, potentiality in sexual performance, or already expressed sexual performance might also not be the right person for you. The Higher Self only experiences Love in its truest form, it doesn't care how good the intended is in bed, how hot she/he looks, how much money she/he makes or what kind of car it is driven. The ego/self does care if the intended falls short in sexual performance, the hotness is not so hot anymore, the bank account dries up, the job gets lost, or the car crashes. Where does the ego/self go from there? Resentment. When a person say "I Love you" its like reaching for a Love that is "out there" and giving it to a "you". Love is not given it is shared. The correct way of stating Love is "I share the Love that I AM with you".
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