Aloevera II

J’Dess: I understand perfectly well why the phrase “love is blind” has been misjudged. Imagine if love wasn’t blind—would it be genuine at all? Wouldn’t it be biased? Please don’t miss what I’m about to share with you. Actually, this topic has been on my mind for a couple of days now, with the sole aim of bringing you into the inner chambers of my thinking so that you wouldn’t misinterpret. Because I’ve realized that no matter how good a script is, the readers often misconceive the context of the script—and that changes the whole meaning of the script. Especially the Bible—it is mostly contradicted by many simply because we do not find out the context behind some of the things we read. Kindly do me this favor: any script at all you read, first find out the context of the script. With that, you would get the right meaning—the writer’s mind. That was just by the way. Follow me carefully now. Let me tell you why love is blind. Love has been in existence from eternity, and it was passed on from eternity into time when God created the world and man. Because God is love, and He created man in His likeness. Therefore, we are love. That is why everything we do is simply out of love. Remember, God breathing His Spirit into the human body He created signifies that we are spirits clothed in human flesh. Naturally, we are created to love by the Manufacturer—God. So, when two people fall in love, they are two souls falling in love, not physical bodies. That is why we have the term “soul mate.” And our heart interacts between the human body and soul. Hereby, the heart is hugely affected when one gets hurt along the way. That is why we also have the term “heartbreak.”In short, love is blind because it is a spiritual connection which goes beyond the physical. It stretches beyond flaws, appearance, and other physical elements of the other—although it takes a willing mind to fall in love. Love is not forced nor biased; it’s simply blind.