Act of love Quotes

“Excessive caution destroys the soul and the heart, because living is an act of courage, and an act of courage is always an act of love.”

“If an act is not one of work or courage, then it is not an act of love. There are no exceptions.”

“You think the final act of love is setting them free to Rainbow Bridge? That is not the final act of love. The final act of love is releasing them from your leash of grief so they can be free in the heaven on the other side of the Bridge. Until you resolve your grief, you bind them to you in the land between Heaven and Earth while they wait, suspended between the worlds, for you to heal. When you are free of your grief, they are free of your grief.”

“Compassion is an act of love. You act in love to be kind, be gentle and be peaceful.”

“At that period I paid as constant attention to the greater securing of my happiness, to enjoying and judging it, too, as I had always done for the smallest details of my acts; and what is the act of love, itself, if not a moment of passionate attention on the part of the body? Every bliss achieved is a masterpiece; the slightest error turns it awry, and it alters with one touch of doubt; any heaviness detracts from its charm, the least stupidity renders it dull. My own felicity is in no way responsible for those of my imprudences which shattered it later on; in so far as I have acted in harmony with it I have been wise. I think still that someone wiser than I might well have remained happy till his death.”

“The simple act of being completely attentive & present to another person is an act of love, and it fosters unshakeable well-being.”

“An act of love that fails is just as much a part of the divine life as an act of love that succeeds for love is measured by its own fullness not by its reception.”

“An act of love that fails is just as much a part of the divine life as an act of love that succeeds for love is measured by fullness not by reception.”

“An act of love that fails is just as much a part of the divine life as an act of love that succeeds for love is measured by its own fullness not by its reception.”