What is love? Love seems to come in many forms. Is not delight a form of love, its radiant form? Is not joy the same? We delight IN, we are joyful FOR. How about gratitude? Does it not arise from experiences like joy and delight? Do w e not appreciate those we love, what we delight in, what we are joyful for and what we are grateful for?

Perhaps one form of wisdom is to see the manifestation of love in the myriad forms it takes. To enjoy each form for what it brings us. To share the delight and love for every form with others, in the w ay that most suits their ears, their hearts so that WE may be joy’d in unison.

Shared delight is magnified love. As we share the forms of love it radiates out of us calling forth that resonance in others. Love invites, love beckons. Its presence melts the concerns of others and they are opened to share into that radiant space. They are welcomed home into the collective heart, w here they can rest and play in the loving arms from which they once wandered out to discover the delights of every form of love that graces the world.

The wise ones know . They allow each to find their ow n path, taste their ow n delights and gently nudge each soul w hen it fails to see love and joy in the many forms in which it manifests.

Go out and play, find love, taste delight, share what you find with others and then come home and tell us of your joy.