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Passion - A Gift From The Divine *LINK*

Posted By: Carolyn Evers
Date: Friday, 20 January 2006, at 10:18 a.m.

Portia and I were sent to Earth to learn about conjugal love between two people, and this we did. In that experience we found the divine Source of all through that love. This is what conjugal love is all about: finding the divine through the personal passion between two lovers.
There are many ways of meeting the divine, such as in nature, music, and friendships. However, service to one another is perhaps the grandest way of finding the divine, because you can look directly within one another and see the Source of all.
Source is in everything, even a rock or a blade of grass, though some find it more difficult finding divinity in nature, because many hold these objects to be inanimate. Every object created by the spark of Source, or God, holds within it the divine imprint. However, sexual love is perhaps the easiest way to connect to Source, because God lives within the love that is expressed between two people. What makes the sexual expression so special is that the exchange of emotion is of a type that was present at creation.
The world and everything in it was created during a very special platform of love. It was a stage, if you will, and on that stage was the Creator in an emotion so vast that it is beyond understanding.
We have only love as a means of understanding the Source of all. It is the closest guideline that we have in understanding Creator love. And sexual love is the highest form of love that enables us to come the closest to understanding what love truly is.
Pure sexual love is like looking at the Creator directly in the eye. It has to be pure, though; pure in the sense that there is no agenda of power or control. It has to be two parties who offer their love in complete freedom to one another. It is an offering given in freedom, and in that freedom there is complete understanding. There is an exchange between one another that is the form of the divine. It is the recognition of the divine in one individual, giving and supporting, as a mirror of the divine in the other party.
That is what Portia and I learned during our brief human stay with one another. We were both mirrors held up to one another of what divine love could bring to Earth. It was our mission, and we placed that process in the web of information surrounding the Earth. It was a seeding, if you will, of perfection in what human conjugal love could mean to humanity.
We never were able to marry in the Roman legal sense. However, we married one another in the human sense, where one human being consecrates himself to another human being. We will never forget that experience, and it is an experience that everyone on Earth can obtain. It is a worthwhile pattern to follow while embodied!
Marcus Flavinius Tarquinius

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