The Mirror Has Two Faces

The fear of Intimacy is exposed in this “exploring the meaning of relationship” comedy. The anxiety and fear related to body identification, expectations, desires, body-image, “coupleness,” and body ideals is presented in depth. The attempted platonic relationship is an experiment which, though cautiously approached, seems to spin from attraction to avoidance. Any and every relationship believed to be personal will eventually be undone. The only real relationship is being One with God. Until the mind releases the body identification, relationship seems to be between persons and true union (the One Mind) is feared. True Love is abstract, impersonal, and unconditional. It is revealed when that which It is not has been exposed and released. True Love is beyond the body.