Like a Moth to a Flame

[Fool]

Are humans attracted to love?


i wander and wonder in you


and to understand love must they immerse themselves in the lake of fire, like moths to understand and experience the flame.


i am drowning like a star in the inky darkness. i am, prometheus, come to bring fire and the embers are already kindled.


you are the light of the world. rev 2:28

go ahead, let your light shine before men.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Some are. But it has to be with the right person, really.

 

[Mock Turtle]

Are humans attracted to love?

Not sure. When did we change from it being a sexual thing into it being love? Unless you do believe that all other animals love one another - constantly.

 

[Fool]

Not sure. When did we change from it being a sexual thing into it being love? Unless you do believe that all other animals love one another - constantly.

the drive to reproduce self is a form of love of self, called by some eros. known to others as narcissus. have you ever """Fell, or fallen, in love""", like the son's of god with the daughters of adam? i saw satan fall like lightning, like a star.


go on, shine!!!



These Are the 7 Types of Love

8 Different Types of Love According to the Ancient Greeks ⋆ LonerWolf

 

[Mock Turtle]

the drive to reproduce self is a form of love of self, called by some eros. known to others as narcissus. have you ever """Fell, or fallen, in love""", like the son's of god with the daughters of adam? i saw satan fall like lightning, like a star.


go on, shine!!!



These Are the 7 Types of Love

8 Different Types of Love According to the Ancient Greeks ⋆ LonerWolf

I seem more attracted to compassion than love, and I fear the former is harder to do.

 

[Fool]

I seem more attracted to compassion than love, and I fear the former is harder to do.

empathy or altruism is a form of love for other as self. thank you for your service to other as self.

i greet you in the love and light of the ONE infinite creator.



‘The lightning of his glory manifests itself/ said the
Chamberlain, ‘and it lifts up the reason of all souls. What
benefit is there if the soul be consumed by a hundred sor-
rows? What benefit is there at this moment in either great-
ness or littleness?’

The birds, on fire with love, said: ‘How can the moth
save itself from the flame when it wishes to be one with the
flame? The friend we seek will content us by allowing us to
be united to him. If now we are refused, what is there left
for us to do? We are like the moth who wished for union
with the flame of the candle. They begged him not to sacri-
fice himself so foolishly and for such an impossible aim, but
he thanked them for their advice and told them that since his
heart was given to the flame for ever, nothing else mattered.’