"The finest love doesn’t get somewhere when you let her walk on her one. It is far better to carry her in your arms as a beloved child" (Alain, French philosopher and essayist, ps. of Émile Augiste Chartier)
Would You like to comment on this quote?
I would like to comment on it on the basis of a special love, on the basis of the purest love, which is your love for God.
God is so close, closer than your beloved ones, closer than your heart, closer than your lips.
Cherish this love, carry it, take it in your arms.
God would like you to talk to God as you talk to your beloved one: at rest, quiet, with attention, looking at your loved one, with full attention, concentrated, with the love in your eyes and the warmth in your heart.
God is waiting for this to happen.
Do know you will always get an answer.
This answer may be:
- a sense of happiness
- a bright thought
- a desire to address your addictions
- hope for a better life
- the solution of a problem
- more courage and energy to bear your problems
- a necessary prompting
- more peace in your head
- more sympathy for life in your heart
- more attention for the beauty of nature
- and incidentally as some experience the voice of God in your inner
self.
Aren’t these answers satisfying to you?
Aren’t these answers you may recognize?
Aren’t these answers you possibly could consider as answers of God?
For do know Christ said: “Knock on the door and you will be opened”.
And do know this truth is still valid.
"The finest love doesn’t get somewhere when you let her walk on her one. It is far better to carry her in your arms as a beloved child"
But the love for God really must be cherished, fed, carried, because if your attention is absorbed by the cares of everyday life, God will just wait.
Your free will is mostly cherished by Us and carried in Our arms as a beloved child.
My blessings to you all
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