“The human heart feels things the eyes cannot see, and knows what the mind cannot understand.” – Robert Vallett.
We all secretly know that the heart, the center of love in the human soul, is a place of immense joy and goodness. It has room for a marriage, children friends and family. This is the deepest part of the persons being, and it holds so much mystery and excitement. And all it holds is good and true. No bad stuff can really get in there, for this is where tenderness and God’s love is stored for each and every one of us.
It can be protected by the hurt person. And a person can refuse to let it function. But if given the purpose for its existence, it will be the source of warm comforting love that can shine a light beam that is so wide it can cover the world and shines forever if given the chance. This is the place where God, Truth, happiness and all that is good resides.
It has more power than any other force, but we sadly seem to have forgotten how to use it. We tend to crave for the physical feelings searching for loving satisfaction in them, but the physical body does not hold love, the spiritual heart does. So often its power lays wasted while people search for more worldly pursuits and waste their lives away never feeling the sweet tenderness that only some of us know and have had the pleasure of knowing.
“Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart.” – Kahlil Gibran.
The heart, the center of love in the human soul, is a place of immense joy and goodness. It is the place of the real inner-you. This is the deepest part of the persons being, and it holds so much mystery and excitement. And all it holds is good and true.
It is the place of real beauty, this is where your beauty shines. The outer physical you has a beauty that declines – but the inner heart has a beauty that will never go, will always be with you and will always show.
That is why some of the older-generation just glow with inner beauty and this happiness and joy attracts many people because this inner beauty is so wholesome and goodness. Even in their older looking faces they show declining years but glow of happiness and joy.
The younger generation is taught to search for satisfaction of the “self” by society and taught by some adults who have already fallen for the their weaknesses, and because they don’t know any better that is all they will ever know. To find love is to search with patience, do all that is gentle and kind, be well behaved, not crude and want to share yourself honestly. And always remember that, God is Love.
All the best from
James Martin Sandbrook.
First Published – 28th of September, 2011.
