Love Too Vast for This World
~ Written May 4, 2025. Reflections on a love untethered to time, untouched by this world — something many have felt, but rarely named. A love too sacred to be diminished by doubt. A bit raw, but I’ve always written like this and decided to share unrevised. Something tragic seems to happen when we attempt to pour divine love into earthly containers. They often burst — not out of failure, but because love, in its purest form, cannot be contained.
My ideal of love has always seemed too lofty for reality. Though it leaves room for humanness… it also soars with angels. I could have went for you… but dare not risk the chance of abandoning myself in the process. Never being sure you love like I.
I’d rather love you in silence… and ensure this goes down in eternity as untainted by this world. Soar my heart, lift up this holy encounter. Earth hath never felt nor known this kind of love.
~ Shambo
Shambo
Shambo ~ Mark D. Hulett is a writer and contemplative voice from South Georgia, where nature, long-term sobriety, and the teachings of nonduality have formed the ground of his life. Influenced by Christ, Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta Maharaj, and Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, his reflections speak from the heart — inviting readers and listeners into clarity, compassion, and quiet return to their own heart.