The Secret of True Love — William Martin

Arthur contemplates from some mountains the sun going down. Everything is the same, yet that day everything is different. Laila, a woman who he hardly knows and with whom he establishes a communication that goes further than words, is with him. When they tell each other about their lives, they discover their concerns and their feelings. They have both had their own love lives, they have tasted happiness and pain in love. Their feeling is very strong and they wonder if true love is like falling in love again as they always have done or if there is really something else to it. Their connection becomes so intense that they realize that the roots of their feelings must go further than space and time. Fantasy and memories combine revealing them dimensions they had inside and that were totally unknown to them. They experiment aspects of their being that unite them more and more.. With this perception they see that true love is much more than falling in love, although falling in love can be a great way of expressing it; they see all the moments in which it has manifested through their lives, and those in which it hasn''t. They find the key to defeat their fears and insecurities, and in a simple way they open the door to happiness. Hence, allowing themselves get carried away by their feelings, they live a dream that ends up revealing the Secret of True Love. There are no recipes, just the experience.