All the old traditions tell us that there is more than one path to the great Goal. Just as there is more than one road up every great mountain, and yet all roads meet at the top, so in the spiritual quest there are several roads, all of which lead in due season to the one great End.
There is the path of knowledge. True knowledge of divine things is one of the appointed paths to attainment; but that path is by no means for everyone. And there is the pathway of action—of organized activity—and the world needs this too; but this again usually calls for a special gift, and special circumstances in which to apply it. And there are others.
The shortest and the easiest pathway of all is the pathway of Love. It is the one pathway that is open to all, irrespective of what their personal conditions or circumstances may be. For every man, everywhere, the true attainment awaits through the yoga of Love, for yoga means union and it is our union with God that makes the attainment possible.
There is no fear in love but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment…(1 John 4:18).
…God is Love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him(1 John 4:16)
When our knowledge and our works fail us, love will guide us and lift us up. When our senses and our perception fool us, love will make everything clear. And when heartache cripples us and friends let us down, love will lift us up.
True selfless love, agape; will inevitably lead us to God; guide our paths; inform our senses and perceptions, and keep us safely in peace. All the good we seek can be found through love. Whether a scholar or a plumber, a priest or a parishioner, a king or a slave, love’s mighty power will overcome all things, restore all things and renew all things.
Take the path of love and rest assured that the journey and the destination will be full of joy, hope and peace. As John Lennon said “Love is the answer, you gotta’ let it flow”.
Flowing freely,
Z gardener
Good Morning Garden 
A good one from a brother, Z.
A wonder of love is that it requires no object to begin.
Cheers