For centuries, Love has been the most powerful force known to humanity. It has been sung about in songs, depicted in paintings, and written into the deepest pages of history. Yet, beyond the love we know—emotional, passionate, and conditional—there exists a Love that transcends all limitations, a Love that belongs to the soul itself. This is the Love of the fifth dimension, a Love that unites rather than divides, a Love that is pure, boundless, and eternal.
Many of us live our lives caught in the web of emotional love, which is often intertwined with fear, attachment, and expectation. From the moment we are born, we are conditioned to seek love outside of ourselves, believing that love must be earned, reciprocated, or proved. This perception of love leads to suffering, for whenever love is taken away, we feel incomplete, abandoned, or broken.
But what if love is not something to be acquired but rather something to be remembered? What if love is not something external but a force that already exists within us, waiting to be rediscovered? The spiritual awakening process invites us to break free from the illusion of separation and return to the essence of our true being—Pure Love.
India, with its rich spiritual history, has long been a land where seekers journey to find this higher truth. Among mystics and enlightened beings, there is a profound understanding that love is not just an emotion—it is a state of being. It is not tied to the body or the mind but exists beyond time, beyond space, beyond form. It is the very fabric of existence.
The third-dimensional world in which we live operates within duality—Love and hatred, Light and dark, Good and bad. Because of this, our human experience is often a battle between these forces. When we identify with the ego, we live in a state of separation, believing ourselves to be alone, unworthy, or lacking. This perception feeds into fear-based emotions such as jealousy, resentment, and grief.
However, when we shift our awareness to the soul, we begin to see through the illusion of separation. We recognize that we are not just individuals struggling to find love—we ARE love itself. Our souls are not bound by duality; they exist in a realm of infinite connection and unity. This is the fifth dimension—a plane where Love is unconditional, free from expectation, and not reliant on external factors. In this space, we do not love others because of what they can give us; we love them because they are part of us, part of the same Divine Whole.
Emotional love is beautiful, but it is also fragile. It relies on conditions: "I love you if you love me back." "I love you because you make me feel good." "I love you as long as you don’t hurt me." This kind of love is rooted in the physical world, making it vulnerable to pain and loss.
Soul Love, on the other hand, is unconditional. It does not demand, it does not control, and it does not fear. It simply is. It is the love that connects all beings, the love that remains unchanged no matter the circumstances. When we experience soul Love, we no longer see others as separate from us; we see them as reflections of the Divine. We begin to love not just family, friends, or partners, but all of humanity, all of nature, all of existence.
The journey to embodying soul Love begins with self-Love, not selfishly! We must first learn to love ourselves—not just the parts we deem acceptable, but every part, including our flaws, mistakes, and wounds. The world around us is a mirror; the love we give to ourselves will be reflected in the love we give to others.
One of the most powerful ways to cultivate soul Love is through presence. In the stillness of meditation, in the quiet moments of introspection, we find the space to dissolve the ego’s fears and embrace the infinite Love within us. Ancient spiritual practices such as Ho’oponopono—a Hawaiian technique of healing through forgiveness—remind us that love is a choice, an energy we can direct toward any person, situation, or memory. With the simple yet profound words: "I am sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you," we begin to heal not only ourselves but also the world around us.
The ultimate goal of awakening is not just to understand love intellectually but to embody it fully. This means living in alignment with the Truth that we are all connected, that what we give to others, we give to ourselves. It means choosing compassion over judgment, unity over division, and trust over fear. It means radiating love in every interaction, expecting nothing in return.
When we operate from this level of consciousness, we no longer seek love—we become it. We walk through life as beacons of Light, touching those around us simply with our presence. We do not wait for the world to change; we change ourselves, and in doing so, we uplift the collective vibration of humanity.
The world is awakening. More and more people are remembering that love is not something to be found but something to be reclaimed. As we shift into higher states of consciousness, the old paradigms of fear, control, and scarcity begin to crumble. In their place, we are building a new world—one rooted in Unity, Compassion, and Divine Love.
The journey from emotional love to soul Love is not always easy. It requires us to let go of deeply ingrained beliefs, to face our fears, and to surrender to the unknown. But as we do, we begin to see love everywhere—not just in romantic relationships, but in the trees, the stars, the laughter of a stranger, the silence of the night. We realize that love is not something we fall into; it is something we rise into.
The first golden rays of Divine Love are breaking over the horizon. Humanity stands at the threshold of a New Dawn, a New Era of True Love and True Peace, where love is no longer conditional, no longer limited, no longer bound by the chains of the past. As we step forward into this New World, let us do so with open hearts, knowing that love is not just what we seek—it is what we are.
And so, with gratitude, we walk toward the Light.
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What is love for Jesus, who is Love itself?
For me, it is something that goes beyond what one feels for their family, their best friends, or their soulmate. It is as if He speaks to you through His eyes, through His sacrifice—an act of Love, an act of Himself, of His very Being. Who would do such a thing? Who would give their life even for those who hate them? He did. And in this (and not only in this) lies His Greatness.
But here I am, in my room, meditating… How much hatred exists toward those who love Him. But what harm do I do? Do we not love those who love us (and should we not also love those who hate us, even though we often fail to do so)? Do we not love our family? Our friends?
He is everything to me: family, friends, soulmate, mother, father, sister, brother, best friend, soulmate. What harm do I do in loving Him? Why all this hatred? Do I wound you in any way by loving Him? Or do you not realize that you may be too enveloped in clouds of darkness?
He was hated then because He spoke the Truth, because He carried the Truth… because He carried and spread Himself, who is the Truth. He was deeply unsettling because, in the end, who didn’t enjoy living in worldliness, in materialism, in pleasures? Even those who were supposed to be models for society were immersed in this mire, rather than appearing pure and crystal-clear.
So, I ask You, Jesus, make me a crystal-clear soul, as only You know how. I do not care what others say about me, about my actions, my path, my choices—especially if they are inspired by You. What matters to me is what You are to me, the connection that can be established between You and me, the gifts I hope I have made fruitful, the continuous liberation from the infernal bonds of this Earth, now contaminated in so many ways…
To love in order to discover You, to love by discovering and rediscovering You, despite the many falls, to love for the sake of loving… forever.
