All of us need to believe that we are loved and are lovable. We begin life secure in our mother's love, swaddled in our innocence. Love was never in question, but over time, we become increasingly unsure...

In The Path to Love , Deepak Chopra says that by bringing spirituality back into our relationships, we can discover a world of depth and meaning. He says: "You were created to be completely loved and to be completely lovable for your whole life".

(See also: Love and Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)

See also:

Unconditional Love, Unconditional Love - Cast and crew, Unconditional Love - Story, Unconditional Love - Criticism, Unconditional Love - DVD

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Love - Christian. There are several Greek words for Love that are regularly referred to in Christian circles. Agape - In the New Testament, agapē is charitable, selfless, altruistic, and unconditional. It is parental love seen as creating goodness in the world, it is the way God is seen to love humanity, and it is seen as the kind of love that Christians aspire to have for one another. Phileo - Also used in the New Testament, Phileo is a human response to something that is fou ...

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Love, Love - Impersonal love, Love - Religious love, Love - Scientific models, Love - Attraction and attachment, Love - Companionate vs. passionate, Love - Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love, Love - Love styles, Love - Phases, Love - Cultural views, Love - Chinese, Love - Japanese, Love - Ancient Greek, Love - Latin, Love - Religious views, Love - Christian, Love - Buddhist, Love - Hindu, Love - Islamic, Love - Jewish, Love - Mythological, Love - Theological, Love - Human love, Love - Other types of love philias

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Huna does a great deal of work on developing qualities of heart and character. Important goals are enthusiasm, saying yes to life, courage and the ability to give and receive unconditional love. The huna practitioner becomes more and more aware of the nurturing and loving aspects of the Earth, and feels loved and supported by nature and connected to all of life. He or she is also able to direct energy to assist the Earth in return for that support.

Read more here: » Huna: The Three Selves, Qualities of Heart

When you're looking for love, and you really, really want to find it, in most cases you actually empower you not having a loving relationship.

People who really want or need to feel loved are probably deep down (or openly) afraid that they are never going to find someone to love and that they aren't deserving of love.

The Universe treats the fears these people have as commands.

(See also: Law of Attraction for Love, Dan Klatt, Law of Attraction, Practising Law of Attraction, Law of Attraction for Prosperity, Law of Attraction for Love, Law of Attraction - Obstacles)

Selfless action is the outward expression of selfless love. When the heart is filled with love, it expresses itself in the form of unselfish action. One is a deep inner feeling and the other its outward manifestation.

Without deep, unconditional love, selfless actions cannot be performed. In the initial stages of our awakening, the actions we perform in the name of selflessness are not selfless, because the love we feel for ourselves is present in everything we do and say.

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The focus of this article is how to effectively deal with people and neighbors who are dominated by the negative ego.

To begin, it must be understood that when life is looked at from the perspective of the soul, everything is seen as a lesson, challenge and spiritual test. Every interaction is seen as an opportunity to respond from a Christ Consciousness attitude rather then a negative ego attitude, to respond from unconditional love, rather than fear and attack, to choose oneness with God rather than separation from God, to choose forgiveness instead of grudges.

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Mostly what we seek and need from you is your unconditional love and support and for you to be there for us while we find our way in the world and explore our potential offerings to humanity and our planet. As we have said, our mission is to change the world for the better and we long to have you accompany us on this most exciting journey. Our hearts and our hands are extended. Won't you reach out to us? Please? With our deep love and many blessings to you, we are the Indigo Children.

(See also: Indigo Children, What is Indigo Children, Parenting Indigo Children, Adult Indigo, Indigo Children Channeling)

Very few recognise the importance of seeking out a guru whom they can look to for guidance.

Guru is not God but God is guru because the guru leads the disciple from darkness to light. God encompasses both light and darkness; He is formless, omnipotent, immovable, and immortal. The guru is a glass of water from the ocean called God. An ideal guru-shishya relationship would be one of friendship and the student should feel free to question his teacher. Both are united by unconditional love, in a relationship that transcends the physical, mental, emotional and the intellectual involvement. Such a relationship has the capacity to weather any storm.

(See also: Advantage of Guru, Spiritual Guidance, God and Religion, Peace on Earth, Peace of Mind, Love and Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)

The Universalist Church of America was a free association of Universalist congregations in the United States (plus four congregations in Canada) until 1961, when it merged with the American Unitarian Association to form the Unitarian Universalist Association. Universalism was founded in the first century A.D. with the basic principle that God was unconditional all-encompassing Love. According to this theological trend, God, being a Perfect Father, had the wisdom and foresight not to cruelly and senselessly punish but to purpose ...

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Agapē; (in Greek written αγάπη; pronounced /aga̍pe/ or /a̍gape/) is the Greek This word has been defined in many, many different ways. Ancient sources, including the biblical authors, used the words in various ways to mean various things. Contemporary scholars also define it variously. Many have thought that this word represents divine, unconditional, self-sacrificing, active, volitional, thoughtful love. Greek philosophers at the time of Plato used it in a way that suggested a universal - as opposed to a ...

Including:

• Agape - Christian love
• Agape - Descriptions of Love in the New Testament
• Agape - The greatest Commandment
• Agape - Love for enemies
• Agape - Paul's definition of Love
• Agape - John's definition of God
• Agape - Origin of the Agape
• Agape - Sources

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Mettā (मेत्ता in Devanagari) is a Pali word meaning unconditional loving-kindness. The Sanskrit is maitrī. It is one of the ten pāramitās of the Theravada school of Buddhism. The mettā bhāvanā (cultivation of mettā) is a popular form of meditation in Buddhism, practiced with mindfulness of breath, which provides concentration, so as to prevent the loss of compassion. The object of mettā meditation is to cultivate goodwill and compassion towards all sentient beings. The practice usually ...

Including:

• Mettā - Metta meditation: the practice of loving-kindness
• Mettā - Six stages
• Mettā - Source

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Buddhic plane:

The fifth dimension, the level of consciousness where the oneness of all life becomes apparent, and where ascension starts. Buddhic substance in unconditional love.

(See also: Buddhic plane, Body Mind and Soul)

love

1.    The essence of God, the universe, nature.

2.    Divine expression of compassion, mercy, affection and tenderness.

3.    Selfless or egoless state of consciousness.

4.    State of unconditional acceptance where only endless happiness and infinite freedom are experienced

(See also: Love, Body Mind and Soul)

Swedish-Esalen (Swedish/Esalen massage): Nurturing form of massage that borrows from Esalen massage and Swedish massage. It requires unconditional love on the part of the practitioner, and it reintegrates the body and soul.

(See also: Swedish-Esalen, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Pre-Cognitive Re-Education: Process that releases energetic thought forms of negativity. Its theory posits a HIGHER SELF: a place of infinite wisdom and unconditional love.

(See also: Pre-Cognitive Re-Education, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Body Mapping Technique (Body Mapping System): Method advanced, and originated and named, by Marcia Mae, an intuitive transformational bodyworker (see transformational bodywork and transformation-oriented bodywork). the Body Mapping Technique is a way to release cellular memories and to recode the body with messages of unconditional love.

(See also: Body Mapping Technique, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Healing Heart Meditation: Healing tool that re-connects people with their spiritual roots. It includes guided meditation. one of its principles is that people are unconditional love.

(See also: Healing Heart Meditation, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

heart chakra

Located in the center of the chest, the heart chakra when fully opened expresses unconditional love for spirit, consciousness, and every level manifestation of creation. This center influences the thymus gland located in the center of the chest just behind the upper breast bone. The symbolic form of this chakra is the equilateral cross and its color is green and/or pink

(See also: Heart chakra, Body Mind and Soul)

Many Christians have been concerned over the idea of reprobation. John Wesley, founder of the Methodist movement, had grave reservations over the Calvinist view, largely due to his commitment to Arminian theology. To Wesley, any concept of reprobation (which he viewed as predestination to damnation) was irreconcilable with the loving nature of God. Wesley strongly rejected the theory of unconditional election because he felt that, "...it necessarily implies unconditional reprobation. Find out any election which does not imply reprobation, and ...

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Reprobation, Reprobation - Introduction to the Calvinist doctrine of Reprobation, Reprobation - Further development, Reprobation - Opposition to the doctrine

Read more here: » Reprobation: Encyclopedia II - Reprobation - Opposition to the doctrine