Seeds of Love

April 4, 2013

We all have the seeds of love in us.
We can develop this wonderful source of energy,
nurturing the unconditional love
that does not expect anything in return.

~Thich Nhat Hanh

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  12. Reply  

    garv Bhaker

    April 4, 2013

    i m also fine
    u meet me after more days
    so i missssssssuuuuuuuu

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    April 4, 2013

    Thank you +garv Bhaker 
    I did not get to visit your page these past few days.
    I will later, when I'm done with work okay.
    Too busy since last night.

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    Stephen Ward

    April 4, 2013

    I love the being in the forest and  listening to all the animals as i'm laying in my hammock watching the world drift by

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    April 4, 2013

    That is so me +Stephen Ward I spent so much time living in the forest with my grandma when I was a little girl, so I'm so used to it. And can never get my mind off the place. I just love nature. I feel peace and connected to my grandma too.

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    Stephen Ward

    April 4, 2013

    I just sent you an image of me in my hammock in the woods 🙂

  31. Reply  

    Cliff Rozzell

    April 4, 2013

    I still love you… Just felt like saying that and it matters not to me what I get in return….

  32. Reply  

    vidya sagar

    April 4, 2013

    Night is not only for sleep,
    It's to Forget today's Sorrow,
    To dream today's Joyness & to receive Tomorrow's
    Happenings. "Happy End of the day"
    GOOD NIGHT..

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    Fran Aslam

    April 4, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos Our creator has made us a product of love and therefore, it is the basic emotion that covers the whole spectrum of life.  Every one feels it.  Every one needs it.  Love is the food for our soul that nourishes us to get better every day.  Create new relations to keep going is a way of keeping enough supply of it.

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    Philip Hounsham

    April 4, 2013

    If only our countries Leaders could understand this wisdom,then maybe just maybe the world could be a better place. Till then we all live in hope 🙁

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    Sanjay Sharma

    April 4, 2013

    Love is marvelous….All troubles start once one starts expecting…I may be wrong but in my view…'Love is complete surrender'….where the word 'Expectation' has no meaning.

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    Hemant Dave

    April 4, 2013

    Dear friend +Jendhamuni Sos , thanks for the thought provoking quote! We all need being loved, hence we condition our mind for getting love against love given! However, as our basic need is to get love only, our expectations for getting more love always remain. Perhaps, that is where Lord Buddha helps us! His actions provoke compassion in us. Love in form of compassion is most suited. As our need for compassion is not give and take! You are much wise in the area I just ventured. Please correct me, if I am wrong.

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    Charles van Dijk

    April 5, 2013

    Passion is from the Latin meaning suffering, compassion to share the suffering. I can't see love having anything to do with this. If we eliminate suffering, love will still exist.  +Hemant Dave

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    Hemant Dave

    April 5, 2013

    +Charles van Dijk I apologise if I have chosen the wrong word! What I menat was the deep awareness of and sympathy for another's suffering, without feeling of love / affection / attachment. Thanks.

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    Charles van Dijk

    April 5, 2013

    +Hemant Dave It is like observing a traffic accident, you do your duty love is simply not part of it. On the contrary it can be a hindrance especially with family. But as a carer you must have a feel of what needs to be done.

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    pskumar

    April 8, 2013

    truth…dearest Jendhamuni..

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