One person’s ideas on love (Anonymous)
What is the condition of your heart? Is it sad? Or is it youthful? Does it look healthy? Or is it torn or wounded? Now repair your heart. If it is torn at places, stitch them. If it is wounded, then treat the wound. Love will build your heart and create a magical world for you to live in. How will you ensure that they whom you love so much will love you? How will you be certain of winning love?
Thank your heart for keeping you alive. Applaud its tireless performance. The more you thank your heart, the healthier it gets.
When your heart looks healthy, fill it to the brim with light. Imagine the shining light flowing into your heart and reach it s every nook and cranny. Your heart is not only healthy now it even feels alive. Listen to your heartbeats!
Now that your heart is healthy and happy, you are now ready to win love. Picture the person you love or whom you desire the most. See the person clearly? How does she/he look? What color is their hair? What kind of clothes he/she is wearing? Is there any gesture that is distinctively his/hers?
Let the person appear in front of you. Bring him/her closer to at the most five feet away from you. Now, picture your healthy heart connected to his/her heart. You may use any material you like for connection. A rope, chain, satin ribbon it can be just anything. It can be even imaginary. The goal is to connect love to love, so a sense of energy flows between you. Once you have connected, visualize yourself doing something loving to the person you love. Do anything that people who love each other does. Walk hand in hand, go for a dance, sit across for some ice cream, love each other, hug each other you may even kiss each other.
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