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Which power we can have that is closest to Divine power๐Ÿ˜‡?

If Humans understand the essence of true love, that it is self-giving and when they get in touch with their soul, this love becomes a mighty power and then man can love like Divine. Love is a mighty vibration and only the wide and strong can receive it.

It comes from the Divine and goes back to the Divine. If humanity can embody something of the vibration of true love then much would change.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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