Cracking the Code of Love

 Dalai Lama: “Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive.”

The fundamental structure of the seed of our being, our soul, is unconditional love. It stays deep at the core of our consciousness. It may not be tangible as a vigorous emotion. It is simply a state of being the way it is.

Ram Dass sums it up so beautifully: “It's not 'I love you' for this or that reason, not 'I love you if you love me.' It's love for no reason, love without an object.”

Quite ironically, we tend to oversee love and find it easy to hate. Little do we realize that the things we love are kept in our heart. The baggage of hate is carried by the mind. An empty heart and a laden mind is a sure shot recipe of frustrated self.

Come, let us explore the code of love. In the game of survival and sustenance, there is an underlying code of love, compassion and consideration. All the apparent turbulence on the stage of life is simply like waves on sea surface. Inside you have undisturbed depths. Try to read this subsurface code of love in things, phenomena, relationships and all other worldly scenarios as life chugs ahead.