~We will become One, but only if your EGO dies~

LOVE REPORTER Felix C Lopez Wrote~

~Namaste~

~I honor the place where you are, when you’re there and I AM WITHIN myself. WE ARE ONE. ONE GOD. ONE LOVE. ONE UNIVERSE.

AND ONLY ONE LANGUAGE, the heart really matters.

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We will become one, but only if your EGO dies, WHICH IS THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN GIVE UNCONDITIONAL LOVE and you allow your spirit to soar into the infinite.

In this place there is no pride or prejudice, no racial differences, no discrimination, no hatred, no misunderstandings, no disagreements, no envy, just PERFECT LOVE, COMPASSION AND HARMONY.

ONCE U REACH THIS PLACE, YOU CAN ONLY IMAGINE THE WONDERS OF THE HUMAN ACHIEVEMENT as perfect sentient beings with unconditional love for everyone. Every society values improving the natural world: no aggression, no more war, no more financial problems, no more hunger, no poverty, no loneliness;equitable distribution of natural resources; and total respect for mother earth, animals and plants in PERFECT BALANCE.

This balance is not forced, it is just pure harmony. Our pure essence. What we have always been, but forgot, lost in the search for “economic progress”; ubiquitous senseless entertainment; and negative thoughts based images an alter EGO: the feeling of superiority or inferiority that divide us.

The human mind is poisoned with negative thought, or simply no thoughts, which works against communion with GOD, against yourself.

Meditation and prayer are the only door to that GOD’S IMMENSE LOVE, not churches or any other institution.

LOVE CAN NOT BE CONDITIONED ON ANY THEOLOGICAL AGREEMENT; INDIAN GURUS ABUSING THEIR KNOWLEDGE; ESTABLISHED INSTITUTIONS; EXPERTS IN ANCIENT TEXTS; SUPERSTITIONS; PSEUDO-SCIENCE OR ANY EGO-BASED DOCTRINE OR SET OF BELIEFS.

FAITH HOPE PEACE LOVE LIGHT

OH The ~PurestLove~Flowing to the World~

Pure*Love*Healing~♥~NOW**

So It IS……

~Our job is to love others without stopping to inquire whether or not they are worthy. That is not our business and, in fact, it is nobody’s business. What we are asked to do is to love, and this love itself will render both ourselves and our neighbors worthy if anything can~

Thomas Merton (1915 – 1968)