Love implies duality.
Consciousness is second to none. In reality, there is no second thing that exists other than consciousness.
The ‘Self’ is not you, but the ‘Self is the Soul, which is present in the form of the consciousness. The love is based on you, and you are the false self with the dualistic illusion (world).
The dualistic illusion is created out of a single stuff, and that single stuff is the consciousness. Consciousness alone is real and all else is merely an illusion. Thus, there is no scope for duality in reality.
Love implies duality. Without the lover, there is no love. Without the duality, there is neither love nor the lover nor the world in which love, lover exists.
The love, lover, and world are created out of the single stuff. That single stuff is consciousness.
Without consciousness, the love, lover, and the world in which they exist cease to exist. Consciousness is the ultimate truth or Brahman or God in truth.
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Love is very valuable in practical life. Great yogic Guru Paramahansa Yogananda and many other saints of the path of devotion in the past prescribed unconditional love to humanity and personal God.
Unconditional love is a very valuable tool for humanity which is immersed in practical life and the practical world. We have to respect all the Sages for their service contribution to humankind.
The path of love and the path of humanity are limited to the practical life within the practical world. The path of love and the path of humanism are the best tools to serve the humankind within the practical life within the practical world.
A Gnani loves humanity in the practical world but inwardly he is fully aware of the truth, beyond the form, time, and space. From the ultimate standpoint, the practical life within the practical world is a reality within the dualistic illusion.
Thus, the path of love should not be mixed with the path of wisdom because the path of love is based on the dualistic perspective, and the path of wisdom is based on the nondualistic perspective.
The path of love, the path of religion, the path of yoga, and the path of wisdom, the path of humanism are meant for different classes of people. Mixing up with one another is like mixing oil in water. One has to move ahead with his chosen path, which satisfies him.
Mixing the path of love, the path of humanism, and the path of devotion with the path of wisdom creates a hindrance in realizing the truth, which is beyond form, time, and space.
People must move with their chosen path, which gives them satisfaction. There is no need to argue that their chosen path is the best. : ~ Santthosh Kumaar
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