Love Languages

Buddhist Boot Camp Podcast

Timber Hawkeye

Spirituality, Buddhism, Awareness, Calm, Society & Culture, Meditation, Mindful, Buddhist, Philosophy, Awake, Minimalist, Innerpeace, Selfhelp, Spiritual, Education, Aware, Mindfulness, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 22 February 2021

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

This is the recording of Timber's talk at a local church this morning, all about Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages, Clay Davidson's Unconditional Love, and an uncomfortable look in the mirror to see where we still hold judgment about how others do things, how we fail to love people the way they want to be loved (insisting instead on loving them the way we want), and how loving God fits into all this (since this was at a New Thought fellowship, after all, and Timber is all about incorporating anything we can learn from ancient teachings to modern psychology. There's value in it all). Enjoy. If you find value in these Podcast episodes, show your support at https://buddhistbootcamp.com/support

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0:17.0	Welcome to the Buddhist Boot Camp Podcast. Our intention is to awaken, enlighten, enrich, and inspire a simple and uncomplicated life. Discover the benefits of mindful living with your host, Timber Hawkeye.
0:31.0	This is a recording of another talk I gave at a local congregation, which means it perhaps inevitably includes references to God.
0:35.6	If that makes you uncomfortable, simply substitute it with the term of your choice, be it spirit,
0:40.8	energy, universe, and so on.
0:43.0	The talk was about unconditional love,
0:45.5	and there's an old song by Clay Davidson
0:47.8	called Unconditional that's been stuck in my head all morning
0:51.1	even though I haven't heard it in years and it's the only song I've ever heard by him.
0:55.2	Now don't worry I'm not going to sing it but I am going to share the lyrics with you.
1:00.7	In the first part of the song he comes home drunk while still living with his parents and the second part is about his wife later in life.
1:08.0	Here we go.
1:09.0	Daddy waited up in the kitchen by himself and I came stumbling in that night with liquor on my breath.
1:16.3	He said son I know you live here but this is still my home.
1:20.2	It's my way or the highway so I I said, all right, I'm gone. And before I slammed the door, I said, I hate you. But he just shook his head and said, okay. But you can't stop my love for you. It will be here. That's a given.
1:35.0	As long as I'm living on this earth, one thing is true. You can turn away,
1:40.0	forget me, curse my name, but love won't let me let you go.
1:44.3	Son, always know, my love is unconditional.
1:48.7	Well, life is like a circle slowly turning on itself, and it took losing you to finally know how daddy felt.
1:57.0	We stood in this bedroom a year ago today hanging on to pride and anger as we threw our love away.
2:04.1	And before you slammed that door, you said, I hate you.
2:08.0	But tonight, if only you could hear me say that you can't stop my love for you. It will be here that's a given. As long as I'm living on this earth, one thing is true. You can turn away, forget me, curse my name, but love won't let you go.
2:24.0	Always know my love is unconditional.
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