Love Notes

oO0Oo Resident: so, is being, the original 'real' love?
oO0Oo Resident: unconditional acceptence?
oO0Oo Resident: without subject or object?
oO0Oo Resident: from which this playground arises?
(from http://wiki.playasbeing.org/Chat_Logs/2011/01/2011.01.11_19%3a00_-_Timing_Waking )

Calvino Rabeni: My opinion is, compassion doesn't care much, whether it is called "compassion" or "love"
 (from http://wiki.playasbeing.org/Chat_Logs/2010/12/2010.12.22_19:00_-_Marshmallows_toasting_on_an_open_fire )

oO0Oo Resident: http://is.gd/JbmF9A
Eliza Madrigal: wow, really beautiful video Sam
oO0Oo Resident: ty for listening... just wanted to share that

oO0Oo Resident: I'd like to share another if i may...
oO0Oo Resident: http://is.gd/2HCcQu
Eliza Madrigal: oh sure, thanks
Eliza Madrigal: ooooooooo, oO0Oo.... very sweet
oO0Oo Resident smiles
(from http://wiki.playasbeing.org/Chat_Logs/2011/02/2011.02.23_19%3a00_-_Love_plays_with_us )

Zen Arado: there was a nice article in Tricycle yesterday about the love that surrounds us and we don't notice
Zen Arado: "That radiant blessing of love has been coming to us from the start, not just from a few people close to us, but also from many not personally known to us or people long forgotten. So many have offered themselves to us quietly, unnoticed and unremarked upon, such as those who served in our school, who coached sports for us as small children, who taught us music and clapped for us, who watched over us with kindness and care wherever we ran and played. Then there are all the adults who put loving care into their work, as our teachers, doctors, nurses, social workers, craftsmen, bakers, librarians, and waitresses. Yet we may never have noticed the extent of such care and consideration. "
http://wiki.playasbeing.org/Chat_Logs/2010/10/2010.10.15_07%3a00_-_The_Radiant_Blessing_of_Love 

oO0Oo Resident: Wikipedia: 'Styles of Love' http://is.gd/zbQQ5g I often think of love in terms of conditional (e.g. garden variety passion) and unconditional e.g. parent for child) Thich Nhat hanh, said in a book I read, that eventually, love and understanding become the same.
(from "enduring love")