“Your consciousness is like a sea, with an island upon it. You are on the island. The island is you, and you are on it. Your eyes are closed, and you feel the ground. You recognize you are on land and confidently tell yourself that everything around you is land, that all there is, is land. But you are an island, perhaps even a small one, and what surrounds you, mostly, is water. This is how your relationship with love works as well.
You are always within it, yet your consciousness is limited, and you do not experience it, convinced that it does not exist. Like blind individuals, you live in a partial state of consciousness, separate, certain that love isn’t real. Or, if it does exist, it is not accessible to you, perhaps never again, or maybe, just maybe, you could reach it if you tried hard enough to grasp it.
We say that all that is needed – and though it may not be easy, we say this nonetheless – is to remove the blindfold and acknowledge the existence of love. See those who love you, recognize the love present in your life, within you, in everything. Feel it, acknowledge its presence, and how it manifests in your daily life.
This is why we have created this series of sessions – to help humans remove part of the blindfold and recognize the existence of love in their lives. To understand, see, and know that it is there, even if you don’t always know how to identify or feel it. It exists, and you are already home. When love calls humans back home, it doesn’t mean packing a bag or embarking on a journey. It’s not an active return involving physical movement from one place to another. It’s a shift in consciousness. To see, to recognize this love that exists.
There are those who love you. They are always present, and sometimes you don’t believe in this simple truth. There are people who love you, as well as entities, souls, and the divine itself. This love flows toward you and is with you even at this very moment.
Love is always present. Do you see yourself as worthy of love? Could it be that the answer to this question is yes? Could it be that you are deserving of love despite everything? Despite all the thoughts running through your mind now or later, despite not accomplishing every task or goal, not fulfilling every plan, not realizing every dream, despite not reaching where you wanted to go, and despite not always acting as you wanted to? Could it be that you are worthy of love despite what was said to you, despite how you were treated, despite the pain in your heart that causes you to distance yourself from love when it knocks on your door? Is this possibility open to you? Could it be?”
