When was the last time you told someone you loved them?

I recently watched a video, and it made me realize how seldom we tell people close to us that we love them. That we value them. As friends or family. I thought to myself - What is it the one thing that I would still set out to acquire in life, amongst all the worldly possessions, in the grand scheme of things? What is that one thing in life that would give me a rapid heartbeat of anticipation or the possession of excitememt in breath?And, that would be - love of others. Not the thrill of fancy cars, clothes or experiences, just pure, unadulterated, oragnic love. ONLY love.

The love from friends and family that is sometimes so overlooked, so taken for granted, so kept under wraps. The love that should be kept close - to the heart, and to life. So much so that you'd have difficulty in letting these people go, if a situation arose. The people you'd want to hang onto, cling to, and make them stay in your life forever, for they make up for the love you feel. The ones who are considered unbreakable pieces of your family - and MOST importantly YOUR life.

Love, for me, has always been very sacred and delicate. It can be the best moments and the most beautiful memories of someone. Love, so pure in thoughts and yet so majestic in gestures. Love that triumphs over all, the kind of love that uplifts us from darkened days and is the light at the end of the tunnel. The kind that makes their chest swell and tightens their throat by just thinking of how much you mean to them. The gift of uncoditional support that cannot be bought, but only earned. The thrill of someone tolerating you while you are having a bad day, and still love you at the end of the day. It makes me wonder that love is really not so complicated after all. You give love, respect and abundance and that's exactly what you receive. But, for some the concept of love is always up for debate. It's been terrifying and hurtful for some. Sometimes telling someone you love them causes more anxiety than an open-heart surgery. It's never easy telling someone that you love them, the first time. It's even harder to accept if it's not reciprocated. My response is, that one should take the risk, be bold enough to say those three magical words, without expectations. To express and not supress. But, there's everyone who needs a little bit of love at the end of the day. There is comfort in the knowledge that someone loves you for what you are.

 I've heard people say that you need to attract positive vibes from the person you love, at the core, to attract love and abundance in your life. But, we just don't say it enough. Regardless of who it is - your partner, family or just a friend. When was the last time you told you near ones you love them? Maybe, the time is NOW.

Mood right now - *Smiling*
On the playlist - Bolna from Kapoor & Sons (Arijit Singh at his best)!  

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