The inherent habit of the Ego-mind to think in clearly defined shapes and to perceive life in concrete forms alone, is endowing it with the valuable faculty of being able to differentiate between different shapes and forms. However, only once you have consciously recognized and resolved the fear in your Ego are you able to make observations concerning the differences in forms without simultaneously being judgemental about them and to see yourself either as inferior or superior in relation to the object of your attention. Someone living still identified with his Ego cannot perceive a difference between these two differing methods of approach because being caught in the fear-conditioned way of thinking all comparisons appear judging to him.
There is a kind of love which unifies and unites and one that renders us poignantly - at times even painfully - aware of boundaries, limitations and our separateness. The mastership of true loving is to attain the awareness of the first and to henceforth exist in this state even whilst passing through personal experiences of the love that separates.
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