Heavenletters

We cannot fathom or understand love. I say this because isn’t understanding love the same as understanding God? Isn’t this trying to understand the limitless and the infinite? As things stand for us now, it can’t happen, we can’t wrap our minds around it sufficiently to satisfy ourselves. I think this makes us uncomfortable because we can easily conclude from this inability that we are not loving. As others have pointed out, above, this is a huge error.

I think we can know and experience love as a part of or an aspect of Love both intimately and deeply, but we must be wary of our expectations of how this should feel. I see this as the main import of this Heavenletter, the message that our distorted human ideas about what love is can create expectations that block our appreciation of ourselves and the other manifestations of Love.

Our journey is towards a greater awareness to “see more of the Vastness and get closer to it.” Until we get there, our minds will create distortion and this will create discomfort, but this discomfort should not lead us to be in doubt about our loving nature and our loving intent.