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Unconditional love is love for Nature.
Unconditional love is a love for the Universe; no matter how harsh Nature may be to us, we still love Nature.
We still pray that nature is well with us.
The divine skies and the Northern lights fall upon us.
This is love, and it’s unconditional; we don’t say, “ If you don’t rain this summer, we won’t love you.”
Sometimes, nature brings heavy rains, and we have no choice but to work to clear them away. Still, once nature is done, we wish to the skies, not to rain now. We don’t explicitly pray to the skies, but when we look at them, we see the divine and move on without expressing our awe.
We wish, “Oh Skies, have mercy on us, don’t flood.”
So we wish; we don’t pray or say.
The rivers we love to sit by are flooded, yet we still love the rivers.
We love rivers, once pure and not polluted with sewage waste. We wish for them to recover soon, wishing, “Oh rivers, may you be treated and this pollution go away from you. May you be pure again, once again.”
So we wish; we don’t pray or say.
When we gaze at the divine skies to search for the stars we love, we wish, “Pollution, go away. Don’t come between me, us, and the stars on these starry nights.”
We still hope that one day life will be established on the Moon and Mars, even if the majority of people do not know what it means. Still, it’s hope.
So we wish; we don’t pray or say.
We all love to hope.
We all love to love with unconditional love for nature or Mother Nature.
This love for Mother Nature is so pure and unconditional; we never ask for anything in return. We never get angry. Yes, at times we wish for the rains to come on time so that we can grow our crops well. At times, we say, and at times we wish. “Please don’t let my farms be hurt, oh thy big sky, holding thy clouds.”
So, we wish; we don’t pray or say.
If we don’t ask, how can the Universe give us patience?
So, wish to Nature; one day all should be well. As any human thinks, so do I.
“That all would be well, oh Nature, I wish you well.
We love these trees so much; we love the skies unconditionally; we love the flowers that bloom on small plants so much; we love our cats unconditionally, even when they don’t listen to us; we love children unconditionally. Then there are animals on the street. If we see an injured animal, we like to take them to an animal doctor, as we can’t bear to see a painful animal helpless. We love unconditionally.
We love our near and dear ones unconditionally, but why do we seek prenuptial agreements in relationships? Why are romantic relationships pursued with conditions rather than unconditionally?
So why, when it comes to relationships, do we begin facing conditional challenges? Think about it: can we have unconditional love in this context?
We all love nature, but is that unconditional? When forests burn, do you go to soothe the red ashes on the land?
Instead of praying in a relationship, we must understand the other person.…
More on it sooner…
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