What else
could anyone want out of life except a state of being happy, being healthy, and
being loved? Sure, we fool ourselves into thinking it’s wealth that we want,
and some of us even crave fame. There is no denying wealth makes it easier to
be happy though. You don’t have to worry about bills, housing, or food. A
wealthier you could even mean a healthier you by making it easier to afford the
best medical care. But, can wealth bring
you love? No, love is so basic and so naturally evolving, nothing else matters.
The impoverished is loved as much as the wealthy by spouses, children, friends,
and family. That would make love the true source of wealth and our very
existence. There is something or someone so Infinite, so immense in nature that
It created love through the mere radiance of its existence. This Infinite
power, most of us refer to as God, has powered within each of us that most prevalent
and easily shared emotion called love. Okay, this may sound sappy or not, but
love is the resolution to all of our worldly problems. Love can connect us,
create harmony, and establish peace with our neighbors and in the world
community. Imagine world leaders caring so deeply for their constituents and
fellow world dwellers that they would not wage war. They would share the
philosophy of “do no harm.” Imagine no one becoming a terrorist because of whom
or what they hate; instead they would become peacemakers by loving and
respecting others’ differences. Imagine waking up in the morning and hearing the
last evening’s news repeating over and over how great and wonderful the world
is. There is an abundance that is available to everyone. All you have to do is
open your arms and your hearts. Being happy, being healthy, and being loved
could turn our world into a true heaven on earth. So spread some love.
“A flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and
man cannot live without love.” Max Muller
“We've got this gift of love, but love is like
a precious plant. You can't just accept it and leave it in the cupboard or just
think it's going to get on by itself. You've got to keep watering it. You've
got to really look after it and nurture it.” John Lennon
