Good Morning and Goodbye November!
1. Question – You have to agree that we need more
love and understanding in the world, then please tell me
why we don’t study love?
2. Thought – If he desired to know about
automobiles, he would without question, study diligently
about automobiles. If his wife desired to be a gourmet
cook, she’d certainly study the art of cooking,
perhaps even attend a cooking class. Yet, it never seems
as obvious to him that if he wants to live in love, he
must spend as much time as the auto mechanic or the
gourmet in studying love. No mechanic or cook would ever
believe that by “willing” the knowledge in his
field, he’d ever become an expert in it.
In discussing love, it would be well to consider the
following premises:
One cannot give what he does not possess. To give love you
must possess love.
One cannot teach what he does not possess. To teach love
you must possess love.
One cannot know what he does not study. To study love you
must live in love.
One cannot appreciate what he does not recognize. To
recognize love you must be receptive to love.
One cannot have doubt about that which he wishes to trust.
To trust love you must be convinced of love.
One cannot admit what he does not yield to. To yield to
love you must be vulnerable to love.
One cannot live what he does not dedicate himself to. To
dedicate yourself to love you must be forever growing in
love. (Love, What Life is all About by Leo Buscaglia)
”Just because the message may never be
received does not mean it is not worth
sending.”
(Segaki)