When it comes to your relationship or love life, there can be too much of a good thing, particularly if you fall into the trap of showing off. Like an all-you-can-eat buffet, where what you want is quantity, the situation changes or disappears once the want has been sated. But in matters of the heart, do what you believe, which, like a banquet, is all about quality. Tend to what you need, consider those who rely on you for support and practice gratitude. You may find that you are surrounded by a cornucopia of abundance and in a position to share this bounty with others. The more you give, the less you will suffer want in the first place. Get back to basics and make a clean sweep of those things that are cluttering up your love life or distracting you from true commitment and sensual pleasure.
Interesting Kristen. Re: the showing off thought, I've always been influenced by that Asian thought of showing off and the "gods" will begin to envy and make take away.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting Sheila. Not sure how many "show offs" out there are truly happy with their life per se. Knowing that you have to keep up with society's standards somewhat kills the deal, specially in matters of the heart. Pure love doesn't need an audience, it can survive having peace and serenity with genuine people who matters most.
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