Short Story: Oneness, and love

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The great Taoist master, Zhang Daoshsloi, was giving a lecture to some of his students on oneness, and its relationship to love. Here is what he said: "Love is the only energy, and when any other separate entity to oneness exists, its energy exists as a lesser form of love." "This is why every part of oneness feels lower emotive states, such as fear, until the attractive force of love brings them back again into the complete immersion of themselves into the energy of this love within oneness." "Oneness attracts lesser forms of love back to itself in order for it to "repair" its fullness again." "This means that ultimately like does not attract like, with oneness. Love, another name for oneness, attracts everything back again into itself." "Like attracts like, only within duality." "And, as I just said, within oneness, love attracts all else back to itself. So, all states, both negative, and positive are always being attracted back to love, in order for them to be restored to a middle neutralised balanced position within themselves, within love, within oneness." "Now, I will mention emptiness." "Emptiness is another name for oneness too." "Oneness has been emptied then of everything except of love, for emptiness to then exist truly, both to oneness, and to all of its infinite parts, as well." "The emptiness of being fulfilled is the greatness of love emptying you, to fill itself with you, or emptying you to fill yourself with it. Love will either fill you, or draw you into itself then, is my meaning here." "Love goes both ways, and is always complete, and so anything that you feel different from love, just empty it out back into love, where it will be rekindled into love reintegrated, and so love will flow back into you, and fill these gaps of non-love again." "Nonlove only exists within your mind, though. So, dropping your mind into emptiness, immediately refills you with love then too." Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com The fledgling monk could not understand his own part within oneness, until his old master said to him. "If you dried up, and died, oneness would lose none of its juices. So, flow with oneness, do not dry yourself up, by your thinking that you are separate from it."