The Language of Love - Diane Marie Ford

The language of love is an unspoken language. It is communicated through emotions, thoughts and feelings. My communication with those in the spirit realm is based in love and words are not needed to inspire or maintain a connection.

The language of love is a beautiful language. As long as the heart is open and willing to give and receive, connections are fluent and conversations ebb and flow as effortlessly as the tide washes in and out.

I have learned over the past three decades, mostly through trial and error and with the help of the teachings of A Course in Miracles, there are only two choices one can make in all situations – one is made from fear, the other from love (and I am simplifying here). Love is the most rewarding choice. Since I resonate with choosing love, I attract the energies that also either dwell within or seek love. The absence of and the desire for love is as strong a pull as the desire to give and share love.

Therefore, my connections and ensuing conversations are replete with the essence of love. There is joy to be shared by giving voice to spirit and helping them connect with their loved ones in physical form. Yes, my clients benefit from connecting and conversing, but so do their loved ones.

I am continuously amazed by the beauty of the language of love, how it connects us all and brings us closer together than one can imagine. Oftentimes I marvel while in connection and conversation at how intricate and far reaching spirit’s ‘web’ of connection is. I have had perfect ‘strangers’ in spirit ask me to share a particular story my mother, or another in spirit had told me, in an effort to help them get a point across or connect the dots for their loved ones. I will never know how they know that particular story however, they do know and they do not hesitate to ask me to share.

My book, The Spirits Speak on Success is a collaboration of stories shared by many different energies and spirits, from President Lincoln, to Mama Cass and Janis Joplin, to name a few. They came through to have their voices heard and to share their interpretation of success. I was (and I remain) amazed by their stories, which were delivered to me through the language of love.

The language of love is accessible to all. It does not require the completion of ‘Love as a Second Language’ course. It is easier than you think to communicate using the language of love. It involves a perfect blend of speaking and listening and is a great way to fine-tune your very own interpersonal skills. Try it for yourself – reach out, connect, speak and listen. Before you know it, you too will speak fluent Love.