Courting the maiden

[Minyatur]

The vibration of love is the vibration upon which the planets turn in their courses, the suns rotate in the galaxies ever so slowly to your eyes [as they] climb the heavens. You are a spark of that one original Thought. Advancement in any density can be measured by how near the vibration of your consciousness matches the vibration of the one infinite Creator.

The key to this work is this: the consciousness that you share with all others who are self-aware is one. It is the consciousness of the Creator. It is the consciousness of complete and unconditional love. It is not love as known to the poets who speak of romance. It is not the love of brother for brother. It is not the love that is sentimentalized in valentines tied up with ribbons, gifted with pretty gems. This is a love that creates and destroys.

When you move past the ordinary descriptions of love, you find a concept which becomes difficult to describe in words and most attractive to seek in experience. Beyond that which you know as romantic love or the love of brothers and sisters, parents and children, teacher and student, there is a greater love, or shall we say, greater and greater perceptions and experiences of that called love. Indeed, my friends, as you pursue the path of seeking what you call truth, or the nature of your reality, you will find that within each portion of it is embedded a creative force which is described in many ways by many ways by those who discover it within your physics.

Love is seen as a focus through which the will of the Creator moves and makes that which is made. Love, then, in this description, is seen as a force which creates and creates and creates, that the one Creator in many portions might seek Itself, might then experience Itself.

Love, my friends, is not what you think it is. The word in your language has a meaning that has various interpretations. But it is none of these things. We use the word when we speak to you, because it is as close as we can come to the concept, using your language. Love, my friends, is that force which does all of the things that are done in the entire creation. All of the things, my friends, even those that you would interpret as being without love.

My friends, it is not easy to come to an understanding of what love is, for among your peoples love is already named by so many lesser emotions and states of mind—and none of these is love. Do not become lost in emotion, for love is not emotion, and emotional service is often a “human” service, and not the service of love.

The new understandings are always built upon the never changing original Thought which the Creator used to create all of the creation. This thought, my friends, as you know, is based on the concept of love.

Love is the moving force, the foundation upon which all is built.

Out of curiosity, after reading these quotes are you able to explain the transformation of the Mind with a focus upon Love that is not romanticized?

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I've thought about an example of the transformation of the mind which I have yet to go along the transformation.

During one of my early psychedelic experiences, it occurred to me that I can always question myself about whether something I am about to do is "good" or "bad". And that to ask myself opens myself to care and love more, while to not ask myself is to be indifferent. Yet when asking myself, to go along what I get is polarizing and to ignore it is depolarizing (positively). The point of this being that no two moments are ever the same, and that while an action can be useful most of the times, the complexity of each moment calls that each moment should be pondered upon if I truly desire to care. To apply transformation of the mind upon this, would be after having gone back and forth with catalysts/experience of this nature, to make the choice to always ask myself, whether any of my actions are "good" or bad", however seemingly "good" or "bad" they can be. To also accept that I can be called to serve in ways which are not the manner I can prefer to serve, to learn to serve in a more selfless way depending upon what is required by other-self and not what I can see it as requiring. The transformation here would be to accept to always question myself before any of my acts, because that would be showing respect toward that which I interact with and allow me to move where I am needed more than where I desire to go.

I could see you being called to go to McDonald, unlike what you said. Why? Because something that has been plundered of it's resources could help having love poured into it for example. Could need someone loving to tangle with it in this present moment and create a link with it for future moments also. Can need someone to internalize parts of it's traumas to be either worked upon consciously or unconsciously depending on the person. Not saying that you should make a habit of doing this, just that to be truly loving is being open to serve in whatever ways you can be called to serve. Of course if you are unable to feel love for some things that are, then you won't be called to serve them because it will be out of the reach of what you can provide as service.

You seem to think that the transformation of the Mind is a one time happening process, to me it is a process with many individual paths with each many steps of their own. There is no right/wrong way to serve and like expressed in the quotes above, Love is that which both creates and destroys. Polarity is how you feel in regards to others about doing what it is that you do, as such any thing that you see as negative, can be a positive service provided if they can be done with positive intent. This Earth both gives and destroys as we humans require it to act with us, through the karma we build for ourselves, but I do not think any portion of it is ever done without a greater positive Love which transcends any of our ways of loving.