Saturday, September 16, 2017

Love Time & Death

As humans, we view death as an antagonist that each of us cannot avoid; yet as created beings we need to apprehend the concept of time associated with imminent death through the eyes of love. If the Creator breathes life into humans from His image of love then the resolution of time evolves from death by the revelation of love.  Without death, time lacks the existence to perfect the essence of love. Conversely, to experience the circle of life, death must occur. So humans who focus only with the quantity of years actually hinder the existence of time causing persons to equalize love with death. 

Please permit a clearer explanation of this comparison. From a human perspective, time enables us to perform, develop, explore, and conduct the necessary functions as humans. Yet, time only exists because of the pending death that awaits. The measurement of life centers on the allotted time to conduct necessities and pleasures; nevertheless, the true measurement of life rests with its substance instead of a number sequence. How many times after the death, you will hear reflections like he died too young? This observation alone emphasizes the importance of measuring time quantifiable so the weight of its value offsets death, instead of viewing death as part of time and love. If you remove the numbers of quantifying time and recognize all three -- time, death and love as a function comparable to a vessel carrying passengers over the water toward a destination. Metaphorically, love resembles the vessel, time serves as the source to move the vessel like water, and death stands as the destination to unfold the meaning of transporting the vessel. This example allows you to grasp the concept of time, death and love as a totality of experiences instead of disconnected happenings that leads to a continuation of ones’ existence.  
Time enables humans to progress toward their true existence as created beings in the image of their Creator. Time exists as one day or 1,000 years in human terms, but the Creator views such numbering as irrelevant. Alterable, time abridges life only as a source for love. This source transports humans to the port of transitioning known as death. In other words, time is the means for measuring the quality of love that creates a horizontal transitioning course through death. The lack of exercising love toward others causes remorse associated with time even if the person multiplied the accumulation of material wealth, his time remains insufficient. As human, the ability to love creates the dominant need for existence; therefore, the qualities of love produces intangibles to enable one to comprehend and experience the saying by Vicki Corona, “Remember that life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away!” So the measure of time only equates with the magnitude of ones’ love experiences instead of a mathematical value comparable to ones’ longevity.

Each of us must evolve as human beings as the Creator intended. Such an evolution only occurs when humans cultivate the love quality instilled from origin. Death never steals the life; death only demonstrates love. Therefore, humans who emanate their Creator’s purpose become beings who minimize the relevance of time and death while ensuring that their love magnifies the reality of their existence. So, I challenge you to love both death and time and watch the circle of life as it returns to the Creator with a known life’s purpose.