Our other relationships.
Why do we bother with relationships? why do we allow ourselves to be entangled every now and again in the loop of love? Much like the rabbit that runs almost perpetually in the circular wheel but ends up right where it started; at the beginning with nothing achieved, but amusement for the observer and exhaustion for the rabbit. If we spare the time to observe any two persons who affectionately love one another, we might find ourselves amused at how intricate the relationship between both individual is. In some cases, we might even pinch ourselves; laughing at how naive, protective, or loved up they are, and wondering why they'll do this or that all in the name of love. Now if we're naughty enough we'll be passing our verdict on how things ought to be done; what limits they should set, what responsibilities they should shoulder, and which responsibilities they should not even touch. It's rathers easy to play judge from the outside when we're not the ones who are overwhelmed by emotions, But it's a totally different ballgame where we "fall" in love.
If you've read this far, you're probably thinking this is another writer's epistle on romance and love between two heterosexual lovers.. well it's not! Love is a beautiful part of our nature that each and everyone of us can relate to. Even though one too many times our notions of love is limited to the happenings of a heterosexual relationship that usually seeks mutual exclusivity. In truth however, love and relationships goes further than we are often willing to imagine. So let's explore a different perspective, let us examine our other love relationships; relationships where we engage our senses, or sometimes don't! while relating with fellow humans, most especially those with whom we can boast of some level of connection: family, friends, colleagues you name it. We just can't deny that we love 'em (most of them at least) yes we do!!
In my experience with people, and am quite sure you would have made similar observations; some of the most amazing and heartfelt expressions of love and commitment to an individual other than self were not necessarily between couples, were they? Some really insane loving does take place outside the boundaries of the traditional romantic relationships; it may have been between mother and child, siblings, friends or some other class of relationship you can think of, but it was amazing, probably even got you envious. The truth is, that could rightly be you! the object of such love. It could be anyone of us basking in the euphoria of love from those in our lives. How? Well it all starts when we realize that these non sensual relationships matter, and that they have an equally important contribution towards our general happiness. Therefore, how we choose to go about handling these relationships really does matter, the fact that they're ultimately unavoidable means it matters all the more.
Alright, alright, if we mean to improve on this quite important aspect of our lives it's only fair we ask the question; how? Without a doubt there are ample ways to grow better relationships, but for the heck of it we'll look at relationships much as we would a business venture: we're in it to make profit! which in this case would be to get love and affection and Sweetness (that's about it or maybe u want more) out of those relationships. In business (at least on the basic level) there's always the impression that the higher the risk the greater the reward will be; the more we are willing to stake on any venture the more profit we'll make if it turns our right. Amazingly, in relationships the same holds true! If we are willing to place a stake in terms of commitment to the other person's wellbeing, progress and life in general we tend to become increasingly important in their lives (and by this I don't mean that we try to control them) almost always we notice a new fondness they'll develop for us. Now please don't get me wrong, this may not always be the case. Some persons are just too stiff emotionally to effect any change in the way they relate with us, others might just be too immature, self centered, or narcissistic in nature to bother with us. which frankly speaking can be overly frustrating, yes it can! Oh but we don't want to dwell on such gloomy characters, at least not today. Today we'll assume that you're a good reasonable expressive person and consequently the laws of attraction acts in your favor which means you attract great personality just like yourself into your life and that invariably what happens when you've committed to the wellbeing of those in your life is that you start to become important in theirs also. Call it karma, I say it's the law of sowing and reaping, you will actually start to get back all the affection, the love and all the care which you showered them with. In no time and I really do mean no time you'll be loving the effect this has on everything between you and the individuals you treat affectionately and the cycle continues with you both trying to reciprocate the love.
So here we are with a little more insight to how love out of "love" relationships can blossom whether it's your best friend, your brother, your sister, cousin, work colleague, boss, subordinate, spiritual leader, mentor or anyone else the truth remains simple, when we give "appropriate" and meaningful Commitment to the wellbeing of others they tend more often than not to do the same. when we devote ourselves to the business of relationships we become wealthier in that regard, for by our nature we are beings of love, and we tend to be generous in reciprocal love maybe not immediately but often eventually; we give what we have received.
Just before we are done I should say this when you do love and generously give affection to others sometimes they wouldn't reciprocate, or maybe they do but it's not the way you desired. this does not mean you should stop somehow that love will find its way back to you and even if it does not; love anyways.
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