colin wrote:
> << The stress causes the release of a chemial called cortisol which damages
> the
> white blood cells in our blood. It harms every cell in the body. >>
and then Bob:
>
>
> <<Perhaps this is one reason why Jesus Christ is referred to as "The Great
> Physician"...he constantly preached about unlimited forgiveness, certainly
> not a natural trait for us.>>
>
and now me:
Lots of stirring of the muse these days, must be all that lack of sleep. (lol)
Bob as I read your thoughts about forgiveness, I was drawn back into the
thoughts of love some of us have been sharing. I wonder if love is a natural
trait? Perhaps one of the reasons why we fall in love is because it feeeeels
goooood!
Lots of good questions and insights and comments floating around the list
about love these days. Is love natural? Do we naturally fall in love with
someone? Do we make a conscious decision to love? To stay in love? or not. Why
do we fall in love with the people we do? Why do we fall in love with people we
know we should not? In my many ponderings about love and what it is and is not
and why it happens... I read somewhere that the person we love has much to
teach us about something we need to know. To speak of love is to unravel one of
the greatest mysteries for me.
oh happy day.....only one more week!!!
Magsie
np: the wind through my maple trees, still.
--
And this loving is a drawing close,
a tuning in, an opening.
Until one perfect moment;
but how can it be expressed?
A receiving, an enfolding
as I cradle you in my arms.
Within my heart, within my soul,
You are my true love.
--Lui Collins
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