May 8, 2008

• Feast On Love.
  
  
  Not that kind of feast. But I'll take this regardless.

  To me, a feast of love is
  any instant (or hour or lifetime) when human beings exchange affection.
  It's true that sometimes we head hopefully toward what we think will be
  a love-feast, offer our hearts, and meet rejection. It's true that this
  hurts. But you'll find that love-feasts are so incredibly nourishing to
  your soul that it's worth the risk of heartbreak to attend even the
  smallest or most crowded one around.

  Here are some ways to make sure you never miss a love-feast you could have attended:

  1.
  In Benjamin Franklin's words, "If you would be loved, love and be
  lovable." Love-feasts are always potlucks: Each person must bring the
  ability to love, somehow, some way. If you're waiting for someone else
  to supply 100 percent of the love you need, find a therapist who's
  willing to accept reciprocation in the form of cash.

  2. Don't
  hide love. If you feel it, express it -- not to demand that others love
  you back, but simply to live outwardly the best of what you feel
  inwardly. The worst that can happen to your heart is not rejection by
  another person, but failure to act on the love you feel.

  3. If
  you have a choice between a feast of love and any other option, go with
  love. Compared with other activities, love-feasts will mess up your
  life, complicate your career, wear you out, make you crazy. But I
  guarantee that when you look back over the time you've spent on earth,
  the feasts of love will be the events you'll remember most joyfully,
  the experiences that will make you glad you have lived.-mb

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