Love and Conflict

[Jorgelito Hagens]

Love and Conflict

Custer's' Last Charge (1876)

Conflict is like a war going on inside our head. When we step out of it, it becomes clear that conflict only lives for conflict’s sake. It matters not who wins or who loses, what is right or what is wrong.

Loving ourselves (the ”I’m OK, you’re OK" feeling) enables us to step out of conflict. It is a love that makes for passion and life, kindness and cooperation. There is another . . .

It’s just love we breathe in. Not of self, not of God, not of nature, not of Earth, not of anything. It comes from all quarters. In the presence of this love all conflict dissolves.

Conflict is then seen as no more than an energy of a certain frequency, where being whole and one in all that we do is paramount. How do we call this kind of love to ourselves? We ask as I do now.

[Jorgelito Hagens]

The photo of you and your cats captures I think what Robert Service had in mind by Home and Love. Peace be with you Michael.

[Jorgelito Hagens]

When we no longer sustain conflict, it dies. And then new growth can flourish . . .

[Jorgelito Hagens]

I like the part "giving what you need to get." Very good. Up to now I've let people do pretty much what they want to do & it's worked out. This is something new. I'm waiting for the thunderbolts to tell me what's going on.