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Care is Love, Love is Devotion & Devotion is Eternal

Care is Love, Love is Devotion & Devotion is Eternal

 Bon Ami Laishram

The very foundation of love is backed with care. Care is the fundamental element that differentiates between love and lust. Lust or physical desire for sexual activity can be fulfilled between the two individuals with simple mutual consent to do so. Two individuals can live together with that mutual consent with no love or care between. Two individuals of opposition gender can give a life with no love between. There is no need of care in all these affairs. All people need is mutual consent to do so. Mutual consent is a acronym of verbal contract which can be breached anytime with no due notice and terms by a party. This is a cycle which will be continuing till it reaches certain number of rotation. It consumes enough time as well and time is money. Switching relationship like switching private job indeed consumes lot of energy and time. 

Caring could be temporary. Human has that tendency to look upon higher peak, preetier picture, tastier food and so on. Likewise, caring could be shifted from one to another and so on. There are various factors influencing care and emotion. Humans care for the things which are costier, precious, beautiful, glamorous, richer. These variables can easily swing the person from one point to another and these variables contribute heavy towards the agents to shift their attention from one to another one. Thereby, bringing in the temporary nature of caring. 

Caring does shift to weaker one as well with an attention to balance and bring equality between the two. This nature of caring is from social point of view. It's still on the  temporary vessel.

A dose of devotion is mandatory to immoralise care into eternal love. Devotion is worshipping and worshipping is devotion in the context. Devotion grills downward the soul and installs love in the core of the soul to remain there eternally. That love would be unchangeable then. No variable would be effective. Attraction, glamour, preetier picture, wealth and so on would fail to shake that love fixed with devotion. There would a picture , a name, a voice, a charm inside the soul. The soul will remain intact with those elements forever with extreme care and devotion. 

Humans often commit error. They catch up defaults sometimes in the wake of glamour and they often pay in future for their error. It costs them their lives sometimes. 

Love is lifegiver. Love isn't the pool of death. Love should be celebrated with instant caring, tolerance, calmness, devotion. It will bring anyone on the right track. Caring , loving , devoting don't guarantee physical bonding or togetherness. It is error if it's so. Caring , loving, devoting do guarantee eternal bond between the souls even if distance intervenes. 

 



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