The fragrance of oneness

Love is the fragrance of oneness and wholeness. Love is the only thing that can heal. The biggest enemy of love is not hate, its opposite, but fear. Fear resides in the unconscious and our animal nature. Only love can illumine the darkest corners of our soul with joy and consciousness. When love shines in our heart, we’ll keep smiling even through the most painful illness. ~Somadevi, Osho

http://leelavadeeflower.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-fragrance-of-oneness.html

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  1. Michael Cammock

    August 1, 2014

    Fear is most often put upon one's conscience and soul by bullies…. most often, from My experience…. and so to learn to be fearless in the presence of bullies and tyrants is a great achievement 🙂

  2. Sara Zinnera

    August 1, 2014

    We should give up the fear to make our bond strong and lastlong

  3. Julius Mwaniki

    August 2, 2014

    Tis true. Fear is the real poison of love. If only we can conquer it, we can live love life to the fullest.

  4. Mayur Shah

    August 2, 2014

    Nice pic, and thought, Have a Great Day, Jen

  5. Monique Patterson

    August 2, 2014

    I really like what you mentioned.. I never thought the opposite of love is "fear" and it really makes sense…Everyone is cautious to give 100% of their heart to someone due to "fear" of being hurt or rejected… Thank you for enlightening me on this subject..

  6. terence williams

    August 3, 2014

    Very beautiful and evocative image for what it is to experience living and existing while also sensible of 'being'  something within. Jen I am delighted to say you are quite evidently so filled with good spirit- a thing of metaphysics.

  7. Raghav panday

    August 3, 2014

    I have started smiling ,,,,,
    Thank you my sorce of
    Fragrance ,,,,,,
    shine more,,,,,,,
    Love u r post ,,,,,,,, !

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