There were times in our lives that we found ourselves in the middle of nothingness…But due to our reflective thinking we come up with our self-realizations that we were just living in the midst of the so-called complicated life. As human beings virtually composed of body and soul, we have the innate capacity of loving. Despite the ultimate happiness that we experienced when we are in love, a big question mark will arise in a single moment of our beings.  But as our thoughts were trying to fully grasp the indecipherable answers from the deepest recesses of our hearts, the more we cannot understand the unidentified cause of our action…the act of loving per se.  When we traced from the genesis of our loving action the reason why we fall in love, we ended up following the undying wit of Shakespeare’s axiom that love is really blind…From then onwards, we failed to enter inside the real domain of  love.  As time swiftly passed by from the intimate existence of our beings, we felt a poignant pangs of grief in our lives, simply because we were unsuccessful in our infinite search to find the real reason of love.  Why don’t we look on the other side of the cause of love?  Loving is a sacred act…a commitment…and it requires a great responsibility.  We cannot really find out the reason of love from the material existence of every finite being, for the love itself is immaterial.  After exerting all our efforts in finding the reason of love, we were disappointed and unsatisfied with our answers.  Love is infinite…for its final and ultimate cause is infinite.  This syllogism proves this claim. God is love. God is infinite.Therefore, love is infinite.  If that is the case, it follows that, love has infinite attributes and from these infinite attributes we cannot find the reason of love using our human reason, we even failed to see its cause through our human eyes.  Thus, we became very pessismistic when we said that love is blind. But the truth is that, it is simply supersighted for through love can see metaphysical realities.  It sees what is beyond things perceived by our senses.  It is therefore morally justified if i will claim that we cannot really decipher the entirety… the “whatness” of love,  if the only means of finding it, is simply our intellectual abilty or just infatuated emotions.  Love comes from our heart, it is only our heart that can understand love.  FOR THE LOVE HAS ITS OWN REASON THAT THE REASON ITSELF DOESN’T KNOW… Love without reason… 

pradz

(Inspired by the song of Hilera…RHYME WITHOUT REASON)

N.B. regardless of my literary license that gramatically justifies the construction of my sentences, I used past form of the verb mostly to express my “I-ness”.