Does Love Work Over Distance?
“Distance is not barrier to things of the spirit.”
If you are conversant with this spiritual truth then some of the things I will be saying will be of immense interest.
Love is something that permeates the body (physical), and the soul (spiritual); therefore, distance should not be a barrier to love.
Out of sight may mean an absence by virtue of the fact that the body is physically unavailable, but does that explain spiritual consequences, like soul ties?
The point is, there is love as is naturally specified by God (which is selfless and pure, in giving) but we have over the centuries of man’s existence recreated it with all defiling sociological adornments like wealth, class, racial prejudice, and what have you? So now we talk about true love and what is not true.
Actually, there is a game of fate in life that can be (a lot of the time) devastating, to say the least: more often, that which one loves may not love them at all, or as much, or for whom they are not: consequently, if such individuals come together in a relationship and there is an event of distance in-between them, there will be crisis because their hearts (or souls) will not hear each other’s distress call.
But if both love each other without reservations, deceit, or selfishness; the calls from their hearts will cut across a million physical miles and remain connected because there is a spiritual bond which has been established by their unreserved feelings of love.
This does not mean that there won’t be temptations, but what would be distracted when the hearts are connected? People who are really in love with each other find intimate associations with others, who are not their partner, unfulfilling and totally out of order. They find it absolutely desecrating to share their bodies with some other persons. It truly doesn’t matter if their partner is available or not.
So when someone says that “distance” is the problem with their relationship, then know they are not wholly in love with whomever they may have professed to love, and are therefore giving in to pressure of temptations.
Sometimes people who fell for the thunderstorms of mere chemistry and artificial attributes of the opposite sex would also lay claims to love but it takes just a little time for that to dissipate whatever flesh of pleasure it once held, and I won’t be talking about their woes here.
Although, it is not advisable for partners to stay away for too long, but then we are in the real world, nothing stays the same, events of separation will always come, but that will be a true test of our claim of love for our partners.
Believe it, or not.
2008© J.Ifeme
j.ifeme2@blogger.com
If you are conversant with this spiritual truth then some of the things I will be saying will be of immense interest.
Love is something that permeates the body (physical), and the soul (spiritual); therefore, distance should not be a barrier to love.
Out of sight may mean an absence by virtue of the fact that the body is physically unavailable, but does that explain spiritual consequences, like soul ties?
The point is, there is love as is naturally specified by God (which is selfless and pure, in giving) but we have over the centuries of man’s existence recreated it with all defiling sociological adornments like wealth, class, racial prejudice, and what have you? So now we talk about true love and what is not true.
Actually, there is a game of fate in life that can be (a lot of the time) devastating, to say the least: more often, that which one loves may not love them at all, or as much, or for whom they are not: consequently, if such individuals come together in a relationship and there is an event of distance in-between them, there will be crisis because their hearts (or souls) will not hear each other’s distress call.
But if both love each other without reservations, deceit, or selfishness; the calls from their hearts will cut across a million physical miles and remain connected because there is a spiritual bond which has been established by their unreserved feelings of love.
This does not mean that there won’t be temptations, but what would be distracted when the hearts are connected? People who are really in love with each other find intimate associations with others, who are not their partner, unfulfilling and totally out of order. They find it absolutely desecrating to share their bodies with some other persons. It truly doesn’t matter if their partner is available or not.
So when someone says that “distance” is the problem with their relationship, then know they are not wholly in love with whomever they may have professed to love, and are therefore giving in to pressure of temptations.
Sometimes people who fell for the thunderstorms of mere chemistry and artificial attributes of the opposite sex would also lay claims to love but it takes just a little time for that to dissipate whatever flesh of pleasure it once held, and I won’t be talking about their woes here.
Although, it is not advisable for partners to stay away for too long, but then we are in the real world, nothing stays the same, events of separation will always come, but that will be a true test of our claim of love for our partners.
Believe it, or not.
2008© J.Ifeme
j.ifeme2@blogger.com
it depends on individuals...
ReplyDeletechioma Vivian
Love is better at distance.
ReplyDeletei think i disagree with u stella. i think love is better when both parties invovled are close
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