There, on one top of mountains sat a man as the time has come for his
family to give a report of their findings in order to know more of it,
the complete of it. They had traveled around the world in search of
secrets which they called the complete truth.
The family consist of various kinds of animals. And, when all have taken their seat, the master lean toward the microphone, 'Okay, today, we are here to define love. May anyone who is inclined to share knowledge on it come.'
A species of cat came and pulled the microphone toward itself, 'Love is..um.. love is a taste.'
The rest of the animals booed at the speech.
Next came a dog and jump on to the pulpit, 'Sex is love or the other way round.'
Again, the audience booed.
A cock crowed at the microphone, 'Love is waking up in the morning, doing your responsibility and then going to bed.'
There was a murmur in the family while a voice rises up, 'Get up earlier you fellow.'
An eagle flaps its wings on the lectern, 'Love is looking for a small thing and appreciating it.'
The spectators discussed the matter until some voices came up, among which, one is noted, 'Open your eyes wider and fly higher, buddy.'
A whale suddenly jumped out of its pool onto the pulpit and said, 'Love is like that. It's a surprise!'
'Okay, get back and hide in the veil of water again,' a giraffe laughed.
A rat came and shout at the microphone and quickly went back to its hole, 'Love is stealthy. I love it. Yay.'
The cat were dumbfounded for a moment while others shout at the rat, 'shut uuupp, you flying teeth!'
'You giraffe talk too much as if you know it,' one elder, an old rabbit among the family turn at it, 'Now tell us or talk less.'
'Such simple thing you miss to see. Don't you see I laugh all the way? In fact, love is a joke.'
The elder's face turned red, 'That's why your neck is too long. Get back quietly to your seat.'
'Do you mean it? Then tell me what is love, complete love and I will keep silent,' The giraffe stood up from its seat, and the whole family turn toward the two kins.
Feeling compelled by the situation, the rabbit raised up its hand, 'Respect. Love is respect.'
The giraffe quickly jested, 'Then, go and give respect to the tortoise, ble-lelele-leh.'
As the dusk was nearing and the family has to prepare for dinner, they look toward the host.
Then, the definer sum up the findings:
'Whether it is a taste, natural desire, discipline, appreciation or surprise, respect or care, they are all generated by or related to a feeling or sense, life or experience or living, and/or thought - which is good to one or others, or all including self.
A taste is feeling good to the taster and so is satisfaction. Discipline is good for managing time as well as to self and the master. Surprise brings good experience to both the souls related to it and care is a blessing, good to others.
Therefore, anything that is done (from within but with and) according to goodness is born and of love.
In other words, love is not just about one or the other or particular action and, it is not just good to one, the other or both or the rest, but it is a good heart, soul and mind to all.'
The family understood how comprehensive is love and that it includes all things, all good things, so they went on to do their remaining work with love for all things according to their father.
The family consist of various kinds of animals. And, when all have taken their seat, the master lean toward the microphone, 'Okay, today, we are here to define love. May anyone who is inclined to share knowledge on it come.'
A species of cat came and pulled the microphone toward itself, 'Love is..um.. love is a taste.'
The rest of the animals booed at the speech.
Next came a dog and jump on to the pulpit, 'Sex is love or the other way round.'
Again, the audience booed.
A cock crowed at the microphone, 'Love is waking up in the morning, doing your responsibility and then going to bed.'
There was a murmur in the family while a voice rises up, 'Get up earlier you fellow.'
An eagle flaps its wings on the lectern, 'Love is looking for a small thing and appreciating it.'
The spectators discussed the matter until some voices came up, among which, one is noted, 'Open your eyes wider and fly higher, buddy.'
A whale suddenly jumped out of its pool onto the pulpit and said, 'Love is like that. It's a surprise!'
'Okay, get back and hide in the veil of water again,' a giraffe laughed.
A rat came and shout at the microphone and quickly went back to its hole, 'Love is stealthy. I love it. Yay.'
The cat were dumbfounded for a moment while others shout at the rat, 'shut uuupp, you flying teeth!'
'You giraffe talk too much as if you know it,' one elder, an old rabbit among the family turn at it, 'Now tell us or talk less.'
'Such simple thing you miss to see. Don't you see I laugh all the way? In fact, love is a joke.'
The elder's face turned red, 'That's why your neck is too long. Get back quietly to your seat.'
'Do you mean it? Then tell me what is love, complete love and I will keep silent,' The giraffe stood up from its seat, and the whole family turn toward the two kins.
Feeling compelled by the situation, the rabbit raised up its hand, 'Respect. Love is respect.'
The giraffe quickly jested, 'Then, go and give respect to the tortoise, ble-lelele-leh.'
As the dusk was nearing and the family has to prepare for dinner, they look toward the host.
Then, the definer sum up the findings:
'Whether it is a taste, natural desire, discipline, appreciation or surprise, respect or care, they are all generated by or related to a feeling or sense, life or experience or living, and/or thought - which is good to one or others, or all including self.
A taste is feeling good to the taster and so is satisfaction. Discipline is good for managing time as well as to self and the master. Surprise brings good experience to both the souls related to it and care is a blessing, good to others.
Therefore, anything that is done (from within but with and) according to goodness is born and of love.
In other words, love is not just about one or the other or particular action and, it is not just good to one, the other or both or the rest, but it is a good heart, soul and mind to all.'
The family understood how comprehensive is love and that it includes all things, all good things, so they went on to do their remaining work with love for all things according to their father.
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