Love is Letting Be…. Love is Letting Go… Love is Letting Flow … Love is Letting Live…Love is Letting Love

Loving someone means we let them be the way they are. They come in many forms, shapes and sizes. They take the form of a mother, father, child, spouse, lover, teacher, student, friend, colleague, enemy, stranger, pet, plant, free bird, wild animal, nature, planet, universe and our self … forms unlimited.

Loving someone means we let them go with a belief and trust that our paths crossed for a reason and will cross for a reason again. We have our own path, they have their own and both are absolutely right for each one of us. Creating any kind of resistance (physical/mental/emotional/spiritual – all is energy) is our own internal fear of abandonment and insecurity, and is not to be confused as our love towards them.

Love is a feeling of no judgement and no resistance. When there is pain, it only believes in opening the heart further. When there is room for more flow as it let flow, it feels no fear, suffocation or pain but just pure joy.

Loving someone means we live and let live just the way we are.
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Loving someone means we let the love for who we are.

Love, Light & Peace,
Prashanthi (Pure Peace)

When at crossroads, don't wait at the "right door" to open, allow the door that is "right for us" to open.
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Mind creates labels like "right door" and "wrong door". Higher intelligence just opens the door that is "right for us". When we are not aligned with that higher intelligence, we often wait too long at the door that is "not right for us".

Love, Light & Peace,
Prashanthi (Pure Peace)

​Clothes just like rest of the universe carry energy. What you wear takes on your energy. Similarly you take on the energy of what you wear.
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Notice a baby that is not next to its mother and crying, it gets comforted as soon as you give him (or her) its mother’s clothing. It is not because the baby can identify the clothing by color or look of it. It is the mother’s energy that the clothing carries which soothes the baby right away.

​I am “This”, I am “That”.
The moments I identify with “This” and “That”, I create a belief that I am “This” and “That”.
My experiences and reactions to those experiences let me get in touch with who I am.
As I start to create an image of “Who I am”, I am challenged with a belief of “Who I am not”.

As I feel the struggle, I take a notice of the conflict between “Who I am” that which is taking a strong stand in its belief and “Who I am not” that which is fighting for its right to become part of me.
How can I ever be so sure of “Who I am” and “Who I am not”?

​Belief is a very strong sentiment. A sentiment that is deeply ingrained within our cells. While there is nothing good or bad about it, its existence cannot be denied from our being. Everything we experience in our lives is a manifestation of those beliefs that exist within us. As we dig deeper into our own beliefs ('Values' as we call it), we discover some that we are already aware of and many that we may not consciously be aware of. As we look around externally, we will notice that many of the conflicts that arise in our personal lives or even around the world happen because of conflict of beliefs (Values). Two people or two societies or two countries or two religions and so on, pick any two that are in dissonance, we will find that at the core there is a conflict of beliefs (within us). Belief accompanied by an egoistic action/reaction results in many unwanted situations and experiences in our life and in the world.

I share here an observation that turned into a realization through practice. You will notice the sentences referring as "you" sometimes and sometimes "we". This is how the realization speaks to me and I am sharing it with you as it is, without editing it.