The
following is one in a series of excerpts from "Diaries of a
Mystic," by Diane L. Ross, M.A., copyright 2003 by Diane L.
Ross. Diane teaches self-hypnosis, NLP and meditation at the Sage
Center, near downtown Orlando, every Tuesday night at 7:30. She
also conducts private, individual sessions by appointment. Her
CDs and audio cassettes are available at College Park Video.
You Can Only Break Your Own Heart
You can only truly hate someone you truly
love.
When you hate someone it's because you're not
getting what you want.
You think that by hating another you are setting
up a protective barrier against the further withdrawal of love,
but it isn't so.
By hating another you are trying to protect
yourself from hurt.
Ask yourself when you are hating another, who
is feeling that hate?
Hating does not keep you from hurting.
Loving keeps you from hurting.
When you feel love for another, who feels the
love?
Hate causes the pathways of pain to become deeper.
Hate isn't real.
Hate is camouflage designed to give you the
energy to recover from a broken heart.
You are breaking your own heart by not allowing
yourself to love.
The secret to happiness is to let yourself love
no matter what.
You CAN love without being a victim of another's
manipulations.
You CAN love and NOT invite another back into
your physical life.
Loving another serves YOU.
Love is a decision you make.
You CAN love unconditionally and still have
physical boundaries.
You might as well give yourself permission to
experience love, because love is underneath the hatred anyway.
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