When Christ said, “Love your neighbor,” he did not mean fall in love with your neighbor. If you do one of the above perfectly the rest must follow. Then grace descends. Have love; and when you have love, union with the Beloved is certain. When you love, you give. When you fall in love, you want. Love me in any way you like, but love me. It is all the same.
Love me. I am pure, the source of purity, so I consume all weaknesses in my fire of love.
Give your sins, weaknesses, virtues all to me – but give. I would not mind even one falling in love with me; I can purify. But when you fall in love with anybody else you cannot call it love.
Love is pure as God. It gives and never asks. To have such love, that needs grace.
-www.lordmeher.org, p1844
May, 1937; Nasik