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"Our Love"
(Louise Hay)
We have so much love in this world,
and we have so much love in our hearts,
and sometimes we forget.
Sometimes we think there isn't enough,
or there is just a small amount.
So we hoard what we have,
or we are afraid to let it go.
We are afraid to let it out.
But those of us who are willing to learn,
realize that the more love we allow to flow out from us,
the more there is within us and the more we receive.
It is endless and timeless.
Love is really the most powerful healing force that there is.
Without love we could not survive at all.
If little ting babies are not given love and affection,
they wither and die.
Most of us think we can survive without love,
but we cannot.
Love for ourselves is the power that heals us.
Practice as much as you can.
posted by theoldman at 11:57 am (EST) on Mar 27, 2009