Pasión o Intensidad.

Dorothea Tanning, 'Sunflower'

...Many times I have thought that we should not constrain our being, that being genuine implies showing ourselves as we are to the other.

 

Perhaps the difficulty lies in the fact that the other is not fully on the path of knowing and accepting himself.

Or maybe on our path we are also learning how to manifest the way in which our genuine being emerges.

I think many others see 'intensity' as the inability to 'control ourself', and personally I think it is something that allows us to bond with the other and this reality.

If passion involves intensely feeling both 'the good and the bad' then it takes courage to embrace what it entails.

...and that's how reading you made me think about this.

Ľυίṣ Λṃᾰṳṙẙ ɌН to particle CSG143.