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So, continuing on the Narada definition of divine love, which is isotropic — divine love is also extremely subtle. It is subtler than the subtlest.

There are four primary forces in physics: the strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, the electromagnetic force, and the gravity force. The subtlest of them is gravity. It is weaker than the others by orders of magnitude. It's an extremely weak force, but the extent of gravity is the most wide-reaching.

Gravity will operate across galaxies, versus the strong nuclear force, etc., which operate well within the size of the proton, and the electromagnetic force operates over slightly larger distances. But gravity, being so weak, influences vast, vast, vast regions of space.

And divine love is even subtler than gravity, because gravity becomes anisotropic at Planck length scales. Divine love is perfectly isotropic at any length scale. So, the influence of divine love is far, far, far-reaching.

It's amazing.