Love is a beneficial act of edification. It is the thread that is interwoven in the fabric of life since the dawn of its conception. It serves only to empower and to enrich its bearers and not to destroy.

In lieu of the 'Golden Rule' lies its
counterpart; the 'Silver Rule'. The 'Golden Rule' instructs us on
what to do while the 'Silver Rule' is based on what we can't do. It
attempts to sway us with rewards for good behaviour while attempting
to control us with fear for bad actions. In this system peace – a
social contract - precedes love. The contract is design to maintain
order through rules. A peace contract is based on concessions which
consequently breeds conditional love. Its success is measured by our
adherence to the conditions through rewards and punishments. The
contract attempts to raise up love through enforcement. Contractual
peace comes first then contractual love.
“But I say to you which hear, Love your enemies, do good to them which hate you, bless them that curse you, and pray for them which spitefully use you.” ~Luke 6:27-28
The 'Golden Rule' reaches our hearts and our moral values while the “Silver Rule' is confined to emotions and actions. Conditional love is tainted by partiality and affections. The more we are fond of an individual, the greater the odds that we will share deeper affections with that person. And that is not necessarily wrong if you understand that true love is not an affection and that it should be shared with everyone equally. Unconditional love can be tough to execute but worth its weight in gold. Never give up on anyone. True love does not!
© 2009-2012 Copyright Unlimited Harmony - Tricotomas. All rights
reserved.
No part of this website or the related files may
be reproduced or transmitted in any form, by any means (electronic,
photocopying, recording, or otherwise) without the prior
written permission of the site owner.
SHORT EXCERPTS ARE PERMITTED
No comments:
Post a Comment