The Divine Mandate Nobody’s Talking About ~ with Gretta Chamberlain

Now, unconditional love has about four or five pieces to it.

When I was first introduced to it, I said, let me look and see how humans would define unconditional love.

And I went on, you know, various dictionaries looking it up.

I looked online, and one of the things it said was that acceptance of another person's, well, they didn't even use the reality.

They just said, whatever a person does, you're accepting of it.

So I said, okay, there's an acceptance of one part of unconditional love.

Before I tell you all the parts, I want to say this, that before we can get into a state of oneness where we can say we're one, we must go through unconditional love first.

If we don't go through unconditional love, we're not going to reach the state of oneness.

The energy, the color of the energy for unconditional love starts off as pink.

And then the more intense the color of pink, the stronger that is.

The love gets stronger.

It's far different from the love when you tell somebody, oh, I love you.

It's much deeper than that because when you're practicing unconditional love, you're saying there's no difference between you and me.

We may look different.

We may come from different cultures, different places, but there's no difference.

I'm one with you and you're one with me.

So that's the next step, the second step.

The third step is that you understand that each person, which includes yourself, creates your own reality, your own personal reality.

Because some people ask me, Greta, how do I know when it's someone else's reality versus mine? I said, when you're personally experiencing it, you've created it.

That's how you'll know.

If you haven't personally experienced it, then it's someone else's.

So back to unconditional love.

That means I understand that everybody and everything is creating its own reality, okay? And it's okay.

Whatever reality you create, it's all right.

Now, the next one, which is the biggie, I call it the biggie, is to recognize that each and every person is the force.