The term Love is probably the most widely misused by man. Love, as an abstract feeling, comes to every human being by instinct. However, it is often in our minds, attached to a person, place or possession as one and the same. Love, in its actual form, is like the air we breathe. You cannot see it, you cannot attach it to anything. It is in everything and nothing. And the absence of it makes you feel the importance of its presence. Love, like oxygen, is our means to survive. No soul is ever deprived of its feelings. It is actually a major driving force for man. However, the word is often replaced with emotions of greed, power, lust, or want. The love for such things makes one ambitious to reach a material goal. But unlike the spiritual aspect of love, which is satisfied once the goal is reached, the material attachment is never-ending. We have something, and we want more. Love, when true, is devoid of tangibility or attachment. It is difficult yet blissful. It is found everywhere i...