Love as an Ecosystem.
In the vast garden of existence, love is not a possession, but a symbiosis. Like the roots of a tree intertwining with the soil, our souls connect in an invisible fabric. We are not owners of others, but guardians of their flourishing.
People, like plants, need space to grow. We cannot prune their branches or tie them to our own trunks. Instead, we must nurture their roots, provide them with light and space to spread. Love is not a fence, but an open garden.
The well-being of others becomes our own well-being. When we water the flowers of another's soul, we also nourish our own. Love is not a selfish act, but a dance of interdependence. We become the gardeners of our shared hearts.
So let's not seek possessions or ties. Instead, let's cultivate an ecosystem of love. Let the roots intertwine, let the leaves open to the sun. And in that silent embrace, we will discover that love is not a destination, but a constant journey towards plenitude.
No comments:
Post a Comment