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Thoughts and Thinking
Thinking about what you think is a critical component in the practice of love in that it opens the mind to awareness and assessment. Like weeds that are pulled from a garden you change your pattern of thinking by first noticing the thoughts and then eliminating the ones that do not serve your peace of mind. Make no mistake, this is a life-long and often difficult undertaking. Thoughts, measured in milliseconds, chase each other across the landscape of our mind all day, every day and will, as often as not, spark an emotion that can lift us up or pull us down. Learning first to be conscious of thoughts and feelings and then eliminating those that do not serve takes time and practice. Is it worth the effort? Absolutely! It is the difference between a stray leaf buffeted and blown every which way by the slightest breeze and a strong oak tree that remains anchored and secure through every storm.
...and so we choose to change our rusty ways and our old habitual responses, to emerge a love that is fresh and new…. Love cannot happen unless I am willing to commit myself to making it happen and this is a process that requires courage and determination. How can we break destructive patterns and work to create love in our life? Looking at the different levels of love, we will become more aware of the highest level of love within our self. "In the midst of winter, I found within me an invincible summer"
Lipton, B. H. 1998 Nature, Nurture and the Power of Love. Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health 13:3-10
Leo Bersani "Power of Evil, Power of Love"
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Lipton, B. H. 1998 Nature, Nurture and the Power of Love. Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health 13:3-
http://www.brahmakumaris.com.au/pages/wilton.php