The mind that has not realized voidness, May be halted, but will once again arise, Just as from non-perceptual absorption. Therefore one must train in emptiness.
*Shantideva (700's, Indian Buddhist monk & scholar). The Way of the Bodhisattva. Trans. Padmakara Translation Group.
"Emptiness," meaning nothing and no one has self-existent existence, has independence, each being made up of causes and conditions prior, to become causes and conditions, already is, are. Love is grounded in, arises from, emptiness ~ returns ~, Love recognizes one cannot be separate, that individuality is a lesser vision than togetherness, than oneness. Finally, thankfully, I can say, "I do not love you, but there is Love, you are loved in me, I in you."
Yes, Love moves among us, between us, like wind among limbs and leaves of a tree, but from Where? and to Where? from Whom? to Whom? that no one can say, or Love would not be Love. "Emptiness," again, "Emptiness" makes it all possible. That is Enough - don't meddle, let be and become and return ... receive, give, enjoy.
Feelings come Feelings go of Love or of Lovelessness; Love remains so, again, don't meddle, let be and become and return ... receive, give, enjoy.
Returning to Emptiness we return to Love not my Love not our Love not your Love Love so, again, don't meddle, let be and become and return ... receive, give, enjoy.
*Brian K. Wilcox. "Emptiness & Love." March.4.2017
What’s dying is the frightened mind, so the love inside us can get a chance to breathe.
