There it is again,
that same song that plays over and over again every time I give a massage. It
goes something like this, “I want to know what love is, I want you to show me.
I want to feel what love is, I know you can show me.” I’m massaging someone here on the table as
this song plays relentlessly once more.
So I tolerate it what else can I do?
It’s not love not
at all, not the massage, not even the song. All these things are expressions of
love, but not really love in itself. Watching
children excitedly tear into their presents on Christmas morning and seeing
their beaming faces as they gasp at their gifts isn’t love at all, but rather
an expression of love.
It’s how someone
shares love, an idea of love but love itself is an energy of its own that has
no permanent belonging in this world, it is hidden and yet revealed at
certain moments throughout your life time in its purest form. This form
actually has no form; it has no belonging to anything materialistic because it exists
on higher planes of reality that cannot manifest as being physical.
It is the fuel
from which we derive, the divine milk that nurtures us and saturates us in our
sleep when we dream of a deceased loved one, yes a loved one, and we did love didn’t
we? How we do long to feel it again, to grasp and savor just one more moment
before it is taken away, and that my friend is love. It is a glimpse, a desire, a
longing. A very deep cut that pierces our heart, it can bring immense joy and enable us to give relentlessly and share and even suffer.
Love, Patricia Huff author, copyright 2016
