How's your lovelife?
A very common question to ask yet a very hard and complex one to answer for most of us.
All because most of us narrow our definition of the word between the relationship going on between two opposite sexes.
And yes----we call it Romance.
If this is so then does it mean that umarried persons, such as monks and hermits are missing a great deal of lovelife?
I believe not.
Being yet single and unmarried I am enjoying my "lovelife" to the fullest. Do I have a loveone? Yes, and she stays with me always---never leaving my side ... even for a single moment. Her beauty, although not adorned by cosmetics and make-ups are timeless and unfading.
Her name?
Mercy and Kindness. I see her everytime I visit the weak and oppressed ... I kiss her lips everytime I speak words of cheer to those unloved and forsaken and I feel her warm embrace when I minister to others thirst for love and affection----regardless of who they may be.
I do hope you'll come not only to admire her, or to spell her name right but to let her in to your hearts and souls. And I say this to everyone----to every race, to every color and every religion---to every Jew, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist or Hindu. I believe that there is some inner beauty within---if you only look within you.
Mercy reflects the beauty of her Impartial Maker even as the moon reflects the glory of the sun. And like most of us, she too has her sisters---and they are called Compassion and Grace.
And I see them in every man who reaches out to the victims of calamity and disaster. I see their jeweled hands at work in building homes for the homeless, in every cloth made for the naked and in everyone who welcomes an orphan as a part of the family.
I see their beauty in the Good Samaritan---having no agendas and no hidden motives but to serve and let the sunshine in to everybody's lives.
And I believe, while everyone else ages as they grow old---my beloved never will. But she stays ever young and sweet ready to extend her arms of care to all those in need all the time---in any time.
And I think having her beside me makes me the most happiest being alive, yet not only me but with everyone who has her name etched within their hearts.
Well ... I guess I've said enough. And forgive me if my words seem quite poetic. It seems as if everyone becomes a poet once one becomes in-love. So always be IN-Love ... not OUT-of it.
Only then will you fully see the image of unfading beauty.
There's my lovelife ... how's yours? Are you in-Love too?
Share My Joy,
AngelRai
how's yours? Are you in-Love too? 
