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Everything Alive Breathes In and Out, Even Love - (2190)

We Often Overlook…

We often overlook the fact that everything breathes in and out, expands and withdraws.

We often think that human bodies and the bodies of creatures, the oceans, the seasons, the moon, the empires of history etc. as breathing in and out, expanding and contracting, growing and shrinking, waxing and waning etc. and this is correct, but everything else that is alive also breathes in and out, expands and contracts. This includes love.

All that Has Life Breathes

Among the many other things that are alive we have such things as sexuality, comprehension consciousness, death, balance, law, light, wisdom etc. all that has life expands and contracts (basically all the cosmic rays have life of course, all our Monads give them that life).

This fact that things expand and contract, means these things that these living things are elastic. They are elastic and malleable. They have an elastic border which means that they can not always be the same.


Love is Elastic

Sometimes love is less, sometimes it is more. It is love but its extent, strength, patience, warmth, kindness breathes in and out. At times it will be more patient and at times less patient.

And this Means…?

We do ourselves well understanding this. We actually must adapt our expectations of the love of another and the love from ourselves to the other to reality. To the reality that everything, even the Absolute expands and contracts.

In our relationships we must take this into account and allow for this.

Conclusion

All that has life, just like creation and even God breathes in and out, expands and contracts.

It is the ego in us that does not want the expansion and contraction. It wants just one, either all expanding or all contracting. As always the ego in us is against, the natural and cosmic laws.

End (2190).

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