LOVE THAT FLOWS FROM THE SOUL NOT FEELINGS

LOVE THAT FLOWS FROM THE SOUL  NOT FEELINGS 

We live in a world where love is often treated like a trend. One day it’s fireworks, the next it’s a cold silence. We swipe left, swipe right, move on when the butterflies fade. But what if love is supposed to be something much deeper  something that doesn’t fade with mood swings or disappointments?

True love, the kind that flows from the soul, is not based on feelings or fleeting emotions. Feelings come and go. Moods rise and fall. Attraction can be sparked and dimmed. But the love that springs from the spirit is steady, patient, and unshakable.

 “You can’t truly hate someone you genuinely love  no matter what they do or how circumstances change.”

Think about that for a moment. How many of us have confused deep attachment, infatuation, or convenience with love? 

How many of us have said “I love you” when what we really meant was “I love how you make me feel right now”?

💬 Question for you:

Have you ever experienced a kind of love that stayed even when feelings faded or situations changed? How did you know it was real?

Love Beyond Actions

When you love someone from your spirit, their actions might hurt you, disappoint you, even break your heart  but it doesn’t flip a switch in your soul.

You might set boundaries. 

You might need distance. 

You might even walk away for your own peace.

 But hate? 

Hate can’t live in the same space as true love.

This doesn’t mean staying in toxic situations or excusing wrong behavior. It means that, deep down, your love remains pure even when you’re forced to make hard decisions.

💬 Question for you:

Do you believe it’s possible to love someone deeply but still walk away for your own well-being? How would you handle that?

Love Isn’t Forced ( It Flows naturally)

We’re taught to “fall” in love, but real love isn’t a fall; it’s a flow. You don’t have to force it, beg for it, or manipulate it. When you’re connected at a soul level, love moves naturally from within you to the other person. It’s a current, not a transaction.

And because it’s a flow, it doesn’t stop suddenly. It may change shape, it may express itself differently, but it doesn’t simply vanish because of a mistake or a season of struggle.

💬 Question for you:

Have you ever felt love as a “flow” rather than a “feeling”? What did it look like in your life?

Choosing Love Every Day

Feelings might fluctuate, but you can still choose love. Choosing love means choosing patience when you’re frustrated, kindness when you’re angry, forgiveness when you’re hurt. It doesn’t mean tolerating abuse or losing yourself , it means staying rooted in who you are at your best.

True love is less about what the other person does and more about who you decide to be.

💬 Question for you:

What does “choosing love” mean to you? Can love still be love if it needs boundaries?

Your Voice Matters

Love, as it’s meant to be, is rare in our modern culture. But you might have lived it. You might have felt it. Or maybe you’re searching for it right now. Your story could inspire someone else reading this.

💬 Tell me in the comments:

What does true love mean to you? 

Do you think it’s something we grow into, or something we find?

💡 Final Thought:

Love isn’t a feeling to chase or a prize to win. It’s a state of being, a flow from your soul. When we understand that, relationships stop being a game of power and become a journey of growth.