love transcends all. How far or how open is your heart?
Posted by Jason Moss on November 7, 2010 at 6:45pm in Lifestyle And Culture
What are we prepared to love? We love our animals we own but is this
the same thing as a person? We could argue no of course not. We seem to live in
a society which has set down some truths or parameters on what or even who we
can or will love. When I was growing up I was raised around my grandmother and
she taught me to love unconditionally with a heart unprejudiced and open. Pain
the otherside of love we suffer in the loss someone special to us is another way
of loving them after they are no longer around us in the physical.
What are we prepared to accept into our hearts I said `what` not who or whom for
this article because for the time being I suggest the possibility of loving
beyond our human constraints and open our hearts up to the wider cosmic
community that lays out there. How many on Earth today are prepared for this?
Who would open their doors up to someone from some place not foreign in the
sense of a country but some place much further away. Our laws also dictate we
behave in unkindly acts towards each other. We see in the news all the time
people being called illegal aliens. Illegal Aliens, what a phrase. What a sad
phrase. It implies that if someone is not legal it gives us the right to do to
that person whatever we want. It`s a malicious thought set down by a society
which dictates to us that it`s laws are so just that they define who and what we
are as a race on this planet.
But they don`t speak for us all.
While others are ready to blindly follow such exclusive thinking to the peril of
innocence somewhere being harmed in the name of these unfair judgemental laws I
know for myself there is only one law I follow its the law of the heart. I obey
this law as much and whenever I can.
I love others unconditionally and openly
no matter their race, creed, religion, what the laws may classify them as or not
classify them as, and of course no matter their
species. We need freedom from such imprisoned thinking of whats acceptable to
hold in our arms and whats not. Only with such freedom to love, are we truly
free from racism and discrimination. We maybe, soon enough confronted with
issues of equality having nothing to do with a persons beliefs or race but a
persons species. I wonder and heres the challenge, what would the American Civil
Liberties Union do if such cases were brought before them in defense of a being
not of this world who's kind and peaceful and was being harmed by the powers that
be simply because this being was not a `human being`?
I imagine the
reaction on capitol hill in Washington if such a case were brought before them
in a hearing and such stories were told and reported on to the senators. Backed
up with evidence of course. What kinds of laws would be passed? We need to love
with out fear and accept that which is not like ourselves. We need to also
protect those who can not protect themselves from those who would harm them for
no other reason but for the fact they were different and not from around here.
Some thoughts to think about... I send peace and love to you all and
someone very close to my heart.
Jason Moss