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Part I

When someone says that God (or Goddess or Spirit — whatever word is chosen) is not only love, that God is other things as well: anger, justice, etc. he is misunderstanding what love is in its pure form.  And this is not his fault.  It is the result of language and culture, using a human word that is applied in many contexts to name many different expressions, everything from kindness and affection or strong like, to passionate human sexual love, to joy and connection between a human and an animal, to the deepest and most profound communion of souls between any two Beings, with the Universe, or with all Creation.  

Thus, all of the filters that go into the word “love” are projected onto the imagined God.  Throughout all your world, God is always only imagined.  While you touch It/God, your human mind cannot encompass It.  It’s not that you do not experience God in that touch; it’s that your human mind cannot fully grasp or retain that experience.  You retain it in your soul; you retain it as a beacon; you retain it as a felt-sense memory.  But it is so very far beyond words that stories, poetry, art, music, dance are all you have to try to describe it: images, metaphor, motion these things make you feel the “Yes!”  The “Yes!” is Love in its one true form. 

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