A Warning for the Passionate

Unfortunately, all is fair in Love and War. I fear you might settle the score. Fee-fi-fo-fum here the trickster comes....

Ever wonder why you get nervous around certain people you like? What I told you that you were the lick, trick or mark? What you felt wasn't love but intrigue. What you felt was their nervousness surround you because if you fully knew what your spouse or side-piece" thought of you, you'd be shaking in your boots. Robert Greene the author of 48 Laws of Power stated in an interview that "No one fully knows their siblings, parents or spouses", and yes, to some extent that is quite impossible but wouldn't you like to know.

The Answer: Yes

The Fear: Cheating, Gossip, Slander, Sabotage, Betrayal

The Change: Will there be one?

I'd even ask if the reader if they truly know who they are because if so, the death spiral has begun... for change is inevitable.

War is Sex because the violent clash is intimacy in motion. The step into over-love; into control and destruction. It is said that if you love something too much you could kill it, this is war incarnate.

To some death feels good; I mean it is called "a sweet release" for a reason. In death all is resolved, dissolved and laid to rest. Loves finality can be found in the death of something. Did Jesus Christ not die for the sins of those who believed in him? Did former President Abraham Lincoln not die for the unification and freedom of an entire country?

War is Sex because war is wanted, desired and communicated through the love of others; love drives war as well as perpetuates it. How many battles and wars have been started by women and for the love of women? All of those wars and catastrophes were a result of a direct association with ALMIGHTY LOVE! It may seem harsh but for one's countrymen and country itself, worlds have fallen.

Finished resolve.

Bringing passion under control is sensual enmity. A struggle of the ages that leads to lashing out, judgment, and victory. The resolution to war is the love for its end. In order for love to triumph in its unbridled form is through its totality. War must be starved from its fuel/passion and transmuted into the fuel itself.

Ending a war requires you to lust for victory and never lengthy campaigns; taking notes from The Art of War by Sun Tzu. A swift victory can ensure longevity, plus, If you remove the source of violence, enemies cannot meet.

~A bad marriage is one where quarreling is made fun and lasts longer than resolving the issue at hand.

~A demoralizing work environment is rife with competition without collaboration.

~ The child who never listens, is never listened to.

If the source of conflict is flooded with the fuel of love and understanding, then and only then can something be changed; maybe start to open up to co-workers about issues, communicate relationship problems immediately and stop impeding on your child's growth by not taking him/her seriously.

NO MORE STRIFE

Start today by giving other grace so that nothing can wage war with you. The source of intimacy isn't present and must be embedded with true love in order to change the circumstances. You have to quite literally "be the change you want to see in the world".

Nothing can be done without the effort to do so. Make sure you are someone who can stick to upheaving the source of trauma and degradation and transforming it into pure love from the heart. Make War into Sex and Sex into Love!