Thursday, June 7, 2007

Love Deeply

Love deeply, Love passionately. You may get hurt, but that’s the only way to live life completely. A beautiful quote from one of those innumerable forwards via email. True to the last word.

While I read it, I couldn’t help but think about how we usually treat love and relationships in general. People who have gone through a failed relationship usually grow an emotional barrier around themselves. This is just a reaction to the pain that they have gone through because of the heartbreak. Once(or twice) hurt, they ‘learn’ from the experience and slowly retract within themselves.
Never opening up, rarely expressing feelings and never getting affected by others’ feelings towards them. They are scared that they will have to go through the pain again. It is sad, because mostly these overtly cautious people are branded as insensitive.

It is not that you never want to love whole-heartedly, its just that it takes a particular someone who loves you deep enough to break down this wall around the heart and pull you out..

Another quote that i read the same day: The deepest love and the greatest achievements are the ones bearing the most risk.
Though, do we ever want to achieve anything less than the greatest? So why wouldn't we love deeply again...

3 comments:

Anil Gurwara said...

It's very thought provoking..

R R R said...

millions of ppl have written million versions of love.. this is u r version i guess..

i liked the line 'its just that it takes a particular someone who loves you deep enough to break down this wall around the heart and pull you out..'

good post...

Pooja said...

"learning from such experiences should mean that we become smarter to identify them and grow mentally strong...that actually is based on how well a person understands himself/herself and its sad that very few people are aware of that.
Also,the right choice can be made only if both the heart and the brain function in harmony and balance(one should not override the other)"

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