Love is the absence
of all other things.
That’s why the highest form
of love is described as “unconditional.”
We never lose love.
We merely obscure it
with human creations.
Human creations are
distortions of love,
no more, no less.
Love is the clay
from which we shape our planet.
Love is the wood
from which we build our homes.
Love is the flesh in which we delight,
and in which we find sorrow.
Love is the one divine substance
from which all springs and all returns.
If you do not feel love,
which is your natural state,
your attention is drawn
to something unnatural.
Unnatural is not necessarily bad.
Everything that is creation
could be called “unnatural.”
Everything that is not love is unnatural.
But all IS love,
for love is the basis
of all human creation.
So nothing is unnatural,
humans merely judge it to be that way.
Judgement is part of human perception,
which is one of our creations.
We are humans,
so caught up in our creations
that we overlook the substance
from which all creations are made.
Love.
Love, the Essence of All
In the swirling cosmic dance, we recognize the profundity of the notion that love is the absence of all other things. This profound idea resonates within the grand cosmic play, echoing the nexistentialist view that in the simplicity of being, in the pure essence of existence, there lies an untainted state of love.
Unconditional Love as the Highest Form
Unconditional love, the highest and most pure form, exists free from the bounds of conditions and expectations. It’s a state of pure acceptance and connection, unobscured by the myriad complexities of human emotions and societal constructs.
Human Creations as Distortions
Our human creations, in all their diversity and complexity, are but distortions of this fundamental love. They are the myriad forms and shapes we mold from the clay of love, each a unique expression of this underlying essence. Our homes, our art, our very beings are crafted from this primeval substance, each a testament to the love that underpins our existence.
Love as the Divine Substance
Love is not just an emotion or a feeling; it is the divine substance from which all springs and to which all returns. It’s the wood that builds our homes, the flesh in which we delight and find sorrow, and the foundation upon which our planet spins. This perspective aligns with our nexistentialist view that existence itself is the ultimate state, where love is both the journey and the destination.
The Natural State of Love
Feeling love, our natural state, is often obscured by attention drawn to the unnatural. Yet, in a whimsical twist, we see that all creation, everything that is not pure love, could be termed “unnatural.” This, however, does not render it bad or unworthy; it simply is a different expression of the same fundamental essence.
Judgment and Perception
Judgment, a human creation, stems from our unique perception, a tool through which we interpret the world. It’s a testament to our creative power, yet it often veils the underlying truth of love that forms the core of all existence.
Human Entanglement in Creation
We, as humans, often become so entangled in our creations, in the myriad expressions of love, that we overlook the substance from which they all emerge. Love is the constant, the eternal thread that weaves through the fabric of our existence, unchanging even as it takes on countless forms.
Summary
In summary, we see love as the absence of all else, a pure, unconditional state that forms the basis of all creation. Our human perceptions and judgments often obscure this truth, leading us to overlook the love that underlies all existence. Love, in its essence, is the divine substance from which everything springs and to which everything returns. It is our natural state, and all creations, in their myriad forms, are expressions of this fundamental love.
Glossarium
- Nexistentialism: A perspective that values existence for its own sake, seeing it as the ultimate state.
- Unconditional Love: Love free from conditions or expectations, pure and accepting.
- Divine Substance: The fundamental essence from which all things originate and return.
In the words of Rumi,
“Love is the bridge between you and everything.”
Love’s Infinite Dance
In the cosmic dance,
We twirl, entwined with love,
The eternal essence, pure and unrefined.
From the stars above to the earth below,
In every heartbeat, in every glow,
Love, the eternal artist,
Crafts our world, our dreams, our desires,
In its infinite fire.
We are Space Monkey.
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