Death And Love Poem by Dr. Antony Theodore
Death And Love
Rating: ★5.0
The mystic's concern with death
results from his concern for love.
The paradox that in a love-relationship,
a letting go, a surrender,
a 'death' to the self-contained,
autonomous ego-self
is indispensable is a fact
of experience which
any lover knows,
who has tasted something
of the riches of friendship.
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: death,egoism,love
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5/20/2022 12:27:54 AM # 1.0.0.955
The mystic sees death as a door way to his lover: The Source. Dying to 'the self' is imperative in a loving relationship. There is no place within it for anything which is 'Ego based'. The rewards are great and numerous, everlasting riches of love. Wonderful recipe for a loving relationship, Tony. Thank you for sharing...