the spectrum of love

“We expect love to be whole, and then are astonished to find that it can have gaps and failures. Going through a divorce or a separation can be a painful process when we just don’t know if we've done the right thing. Plato called love the child of fullness and emptiness. True love requires that we experience both completely.”
– Thomas Moore, Care of the Soul
“Today, I am fully present in what is demanded of me by love. I am soulfully connected with my life partners, fully attentive to the dynamics of our relationships. And, for those with whom I am estranged, I feel grateful and generous, and a readiness to discern truth and wisdom. On both ends of the spectrum of love, I am made whole." – Rev. Scott
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