To resolve your Love.

Lately I've been thinking about Pure Love and how to make that my daily motive when working with people. Most of the time our motives behind communication can be so selfish, but I hope to become more and more motivated by a true love for every individual I come in contact with.

I read this quote about Love the other day and can't stop thinking about how great Love is:

"Love as depicted in the mass media is not what this level is about. What the world generally refers to as love is an intense emotional condition, combining physical attraction, possessiveness, control, addiction, eroticism, and novelty. It’s usually fragile and fluctuating, waxing and waning with varying conditions. When frustrated, this emotion often reveals an underlying anger and dependency that it had masked. That love can turn to hate is a common perception, but here, an addictive sentimentality is likely what’s being spoken about, rather than Love; there probably never was actual love in such a relationship, for Hate stems from Pride, not Love.

[Pure Love] is unconditional, unchanging, and permanent. It doesn’t fluctuate—its source isn’t dependent on external factors. Loving is a state of being. It’s a forgiving, nurturing, and supportive way of relating to the world. Love isn’t intellectual and doesn’t proceed from the mind; Love emanates from the heart. It has the capacity to lift others and accomplish great feats because of its purity of motive."

-David R. Hawkins Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior