Comments on: Unconditional Love http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm Yabyummy, unifying sexuality with spirituality and spirituality with sexuality Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:41:44 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Hadel http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1522 Hadel Mon, 23 Nov 2009 14:30:23 +0000 http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm#comment-1522 This article is very nice. I like the style. And your blog is very nice. I have subscribed your blog, thanks. I will be back next time. This article is very nice. I like the style. And your blog is very nice. I have subscribed your blog, thanks. I will be back next time.

]]> By: RR http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm/comment-page-1#comment-867 RR Tue, 02 Dec 2008 03:42:54 +0000 http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm#comment-867 Love is an experience and one has to have experienced it to know what it really is. If its Love , the way the Creator created it , it will last beyond Space and Time, all else is "Self love" Love is an experience and one has to have experienced it to know what it really is. If its Love , the way the Creator created it , it will last beyond Space and Time, all else is “Self love”

]]> By: Kamala Allen http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm/comment-page-1#comment-863 Kamala Allen Fri, 28 Nov 2008 13:22:45 +0000 http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm#comment-863 It doesn't matter if we love one or we love many at the same time, as long as we're not using loving the many as a way to avoid the deep inner sense of being unlovable that we inevitably run into within a relationship. We usually want to do everything we can to avoid that, including running to the next new lover or relationship or using spiritual ideas or language to temporarily avoid and bypass the challenging work of personal transformation. In the end, however, loving one another means gradually freeing oneself from old conditioned patterns: dropping all our agendas, our movies, our hopes and our fears so that we see the raw and sacred other just as he or she is. If one or the other is unable to do that, the relationship dies either as a physical entity or as a spiritual one. It doesn’t matter if we love one or we love many at the same time, as long as we’re not using loving the many as a way to avoid the deep inner sense of being unlovable that we inevitably run into within a relationship. We usually want to do everything we can to avoid that, including running to the next new lover or relationship or using spiritual ideas or language to temporarily avoid and bypass the challenging work of personal transformation. In the end, however, loving one another means gradually freeing oneself from old conditioned patterns: dropping all our agendas, our movies, our hopes and our fears so that we see the raw and sacred other just as he or she is. If one or the other is unable to do that, the relationship dies either as a physical entity or as a spiritual one.

]]> By: Matthew McIlvain http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm/comment-page-1#comment-853 Matthew McIlvain Mon, 24 Nov 2008 01:53:33 +0000 http://www.yabyummy.com/blog/unconditional-love.htm#comment-853 November 23, 2008 Dear Kypris: What comfort and simple beauty in those words. Namaste for sharing this with the world--we need words like this now more than ever. November 23, 2008

Dear Kypris:

What comfort and simple beauty in those words. Namaste for sharing this with the world–we need words like this now more than ever.

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