Love: A Stimulus Or Law Of Reaction
by Gargi Sidana
by Gargi Sidana

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Love is a scientific emotion drawn in a radius of the overlapped affection.
What comes to your mind when we talk about love?
All the doleful feelings, right. Isn't it?
But, these feelings are the temperament emoticons dressed in a body. It's a compassionate chaos when dealing with a sarcastic form of twin bond; it constitutes love. A sheer silky sentiment draped in a joyous chain of partial happiness.
Have you ever experienced a bond made in heaven?
Have you witnessed your soulmate?
The real answer lies in human existence. Probably, we'd have agreed in the first place but the reality is quite different. Strong bonds are those that touch or coordinate our soul in cosmic direction. Spiritualism is the three-tier system aligning mind, body and soul. It redefines human power and cherishes it throughout the performance. We are mere entities born to perform, act, and relish desires. Love is yet another name for fulfilling needs. But, the true definition is latent in layers of mythological tales.
Love is giving the Almighty what we endure throughout life. It's never a superficial product of being intimate. Intimacy lies where truth flies its wings in the pink sky. Pink is the symbol of resilience and peace.
Love has no boundaries or limits. It has no demands, consequences, aspirations, or egoism.
According to the Bhagavat Gita, “Love is a mutual connection that drifts you from anguish darkness to the pristine light.”
The sophisticated alignment between two people to foster a child is a part of reproductive ailments. Therefore, a charming new life is born through that process. However, profound nourishment of the soul admires the flaws and imperfections cyclically. It's like a never-ending cosmic breath of fresh air executing self- pride. Therefore, the consequences are fruitful rather than alarming.
Love: Obsessive yet tranquil need of wanting to channel positive energies. Apart from what we notice, hear, or elaborate, love is beyond that emotion. Ample growth and prosperity lie in its fertile soil. Heartbreak, trauma and psychological disturbance are the fragile outcomes of being misunderstood. The profound lies about being in a relationship are flamboyant tales depicted by folks. Love substitutes the fact of FOMO( fear of missing out). Transition of sexual energies through romantic power can’t enhance the shape of happiness. Instant dopamine shoots the hormone level in the body which we call love. Later, it had irreparable consequences that led to the saturation.
Love is a drug infused by the functional brain that encompasses tangible notions. Routed from lust, equate the will to survive romantic energies. These energies spark a mutual alliance between the two individuals. But, it also ignites egoism and impedes discipline. A relationship is the flip side of a coin. Being in a relationship demands sincerity, commitment and financial security. Chasing loyalty is like finding a mammoth in the deep forest.
Evacuating love from the body is like detaching the soul. The soul that exists on the circumference of fraternity. Sometimes it’s chaos when love is not mended clearly. Whereas love when acquainted with spirituality, creativity and peace; it flourishes in the soul. In Sanskrit, it is termed as ‘Raag’. Consequences of this type of Raag taste fictitious and scrummy. It opens the gateway to salvation.
Salvation is the primary goal of mankind.
External love is like a marmalade tossed in a citrus jar. But, self- love has a different fable. Devotion is equivalent to self-love. Loving yourself not only sticks to the outsider charm but also dwells internally to fathom the truth. Truth blends the peripheral medium to correlate with Ikigai( purpose) and perspective. Transmitted by stimulation, it acts as a catalyst to restore and rejuvenate Chakras. These Chakras are the suction points where the five elements ( water, soil, air, earth and fire)reside. These powerful elements help us comprehend the complexity of the angelic force.
Sometimes love is a reaction to the stimulus. Stimuli that the body receives from outermost, undefined sources.
How does one react, respond and act to certain conditions?
Reactions make it simpler to fulfil our deeds on purpose. This makes it critical to realise where the mind is heading. Realising the facts makes the situation more graspable than before. Consequences are the outcome of a dual mentality that corresponds to the reactions.
But Raag bestows immense internal pleasure as it omits the pessimistic thoughts.
"Meditated love(Raag) is a cosmic fall of pentagonal energy, a chanting spell of human birth."
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Gargi is a skilled writer from India. Her poems and essays have been published in various journals and zines. She finds peace in her writing. You can find her writings on Instagram.
Instagram: @gargisidana
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