Message #41248

[guest587]

I say this because I've had moments where I had to walk away from friends who put me in harms way because they themselves were not able to respond to a moment in a peaceful manner.

I can love them for who they are, for what we've experienced together, and for what we experience apart.

I try to remember God *in* *all* *forms.*

And the ultimate relationship, formed through a type of Self Realization

brings contentment for the lessons experienced here- for the differences and for the moments of harmony.

I have experienced love and divine love. And the divine love never leaves me. Even if I or another person decide to. And ultimately, those who move on, made the right call.

And, as mysterious as time is- and as great as God is,

there may be a time we meet again.

We don't have it all figured out.

If you are feeling lonely for being without someone, maybe you can try to remember *the good* from those moments together(if any).

I do this and I let go of the things that no longer serve me- just as a child puts his toys in his closet as he ages. An adult may occasionally experience nostalgia and gratitude for the things that stage of his development brought him- he may recognizes a few gems from his youth that stay with him in his present age but the adult recognizes he is no longer the child, and that this life is a journey with many different phases of growth and change.

I have had lovers walk away from me, never to talk to me again- during our time together, there was something that brought us together and something that pulled us apart- I think that something was valuable insight for the individual- and we may never fully comprehend what that is so as long as our thoughts remain so selfishly attached to *our* immediate personality.

But that it might be fair to say, that something is valuable growth for both parties. And all the while, Divine Love is residing within- That can never walk away, it is only we who create a barrier from experiencing this realization.