That's the ideal state to aspire toward, but the ideal state is not normal and natural human nature, (and it's a concept too.) Zen might advise being in the here and now in every moment and observing the process of interrelating - a tall order for hormonally charged younger folk. An almost equivalent Zen recommendation might be: Whatever the intensity and quality of your love/attachment, experience it and observe it intently it in every moment - and walk on. --ED --- In [email protected], "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote: > > Beverley, > > Attachments are attachments, even attachments to someone you love. That doesn't mean you shouldn't love them. You should. It just means the love should be a love with no attachments - no expectations, no requirements, no feelings of possession or ownership. > > ...Bill!
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