Abraham's Message
I am Abraham and We greet you with LOVE. The word love is often used in your everyday language but, most of you may not truly understand it's meaning, how is it demonstrated in your life and how your experiences with it influences your soul's journey. In our greeting for you the term "Love" is used as a demonstration of respect, compassion and support for your journey. Love can be a mystery, although desired, the perception of love is seldom understood as it holds many different definitions when spoken of or demonstrated in different situations. There are many different perceptions of what relationship love is, and how it should be demonstrated. The word is used so loosely in your language that most of you may not stop to think about it's definition in different situations. One aspect of Love is an awareness of a desire for something or someone. It is connected to Joy, as love is the desire and joy is the resulting experience when the need is fulfilled. You may express your desire and enjoyment of experiences such as chocolate, ice cream, or activities such as baseball or shopping and you call this attraction a "love" for these experiences. You may even say you love places such as Hawaii or Italy, this type of love gives you a feeling of satisfaction when your wants or desires are met. You have been taught to use the word Love within many different situations with little thought of it's different meanings. So we now wish to provide you with a better understanding of Love within your relationships and how it affects your life and your beliefs. The feelings or emotions that are shared between two or more people are described as Love, yet love is more than emotions or feelings it can also have a connection with physical experiences. The human need for Love is a fundamental part of your existence. Although your entire existence is based on love, few of you fully understand love, as there are so many different aspects of Love. Your souls were created from the loving heart of God, the divine source of all love. A seed of love was planted within your soul that needs to be continually nurtured. In the consciousness of your human existence whether you are giving love or receiving love, it typically gives you a sense of value, enabling you to feel good about yourself. Love is experienced in all aspects of the being, physically, emotionally, mentally, even to the depth of the soul. Your very soul yearns to have this need for love fulfilled. You seek love because it brings you a sense of joy, wholeness or well-being. Whether you feel love as a desire for a person or something of material nature, it is established and expressed as a need for something you value or have appreciation for. While sometimes it is not truly appreciated until you are at risk of losing it. The definition of love when used in your interpersonal relationships should hold a different definition than the desire for something that meets a material need. Although sometimes in their confusion about love people may not see the difference. Your perception of love began in your childhood experiences The type of love that you received or failed to receive from your core family is connected to your emotions, thoughts or feelings and it will continue to hold emotional memories that are subsequently connected to your heart and your soul. It is your connection with those experiences that create both your positive and negative belief system around love and the beliefs of who you are and the measure of love you are worthy of receiving in future relationships. When we speak of the heart, we are not referring to the physical organ within the human body that provides an essential source of support for the body. We are referring to the core of the being that has the ability to experience all of the emotions connected with the human experience. God refers to this core energy as the "heart and soul" of the being. It holds the essence of God's compassion that he has instilled within each of you. Some of you have more awareness with this emotional energy than others and of it's importance. Throughout your life you frequently experience relationships that will carry you through the whole spectrum of what love can be. Life is about love. Your need for love whether demonstrated as approval, acceptance or support propels you into situations allowing you to experience your issues. These relationships can be between family members, intimate partners, friendships or co-workers. You first experience your need for love as children and that need for love will continue through all of your relationships. You will find the need for love as the base emotion that attracts you to the relationship experience but in these relationships you are unconsciously playing out your issues also. These are all seen as puzzle pieces for your life purpose. As children, your first conscious perception of love is created through your relationship with your parents, siblings or the child's caretaker. Prior to your birth, your soul has already established it's life purpose, connections have been established between your soul and others. This assures that you will have the greatest opportunity in attaining growth and awareness through your life experience. Through agreement those chosen souls then become your family and significant relationships. There is always a purpose being fulfilled in every relationship. Even prior to birth the soul has aligned itself to a specific definition of love, typically aligned to the chosen personality type. We hear parents amazed by the differences in their children's personality types and as well as the early stage that the child demonstrates these distinct personalities. Childhood experiences will influence some of the future personality traits but the strongest traits are established within the soul and it's chosen life purpose. The type of love the child originally experiences and the experiences that come with this love often set the pattern for what you will experience in your future relationships. As this becomes your expectation of love, not your definition, these are two very different definitions. What you are shown in your core family experiences may not meet your soul's need of love. I am sure you can see how this would be confusing, as the child's perception of love becomes distorted by the feeling of pain or rejection when the child intuitively senses that it's needs for love are not being fulfilled. This may be when a belief of unworthiness is established. Although the type of love you experienced in your family of origin may not be the type of love you are searching for in your intimate relationships, it is often what you attract to you due to the issues you have chosen to experience. For the child, love may have been demonstrated in an hurtful way due to abandonment, judgment, betrayal, control or abuse. Thus distorting the true meaning of love for the child and creating a belief system that is carried forward into it's future relationships. Although the spirit of the child and the spirit of the parent chose to experience issues together, the intensity of the experience was chosen by the parent. This is where the choice of karma is created. We hope to continue sharing with you knowledge of love within relationships in future newsletters. I am Abraham
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