February 2012
36 posts
January 2012
14 posts
In real love there is no relationship, because there are not two persons to be related to. In real love there is only love, a flowering, a fragrance, a melting, a merging. Only in egoistic love are there two persons, the lover and the loved. And whenever there is the lover and the loved, love disappears. Whenever there is love, the lover and the beloved both disappear into love.
-Osho
-Osho
I fall into love so quickly, it makes me nauseously dizzy.
Male or female, I’ll find qualities I want to study and absorb.
Brown eyes, from hazel to green and now blue.
There’s a record collection of laughs and chuckles stored away for nostalgic days.
Mental pictures of the sun cascading onto their skin on the car ride home, and of the faces they make when they’re brushing their teeth.
Words they’ve spoken and sentences they’ve formed linger long enough for me to still be affected by them days, years, decades later.
Every person I’ve admired is categorized by favorite colors, birth signs, hobbies, songs, fears and drug preference.
From charming, to musician, to artist, to specialist, to writer.
I fall out of love so quickly, it makes it easier for me to fall in love again even quicker.
December 2011
13 posts
“A soul connection is a resonance between two people who respond to the essential beauty of each other’s individual natures, behind their facades, and who connect on this deeper level. This kind of mutual recognition provides the catalyst for a potent alchemy. It is a sacred alliance whose purpose is to help both partners discover and realize their deepest potentials. While a heart connection lets… us appreciate those we love just as they are, a soul connection opens up a further dimension — seeing and loving them for who they could be, and for who we could become under their influence. This means recognizing that we both have an important part to play in helping each other become more fully who we are….A soul connection not only inspires us to expand, but also forces us to confront whatever stands in the way of that expansion.” -John Welwood
