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Employing the Buddhist principle of dependent co-arising (paticca samuppada), this essay re-examines the concept of ideal love in D. H. Lawrence’s Women in Love. According to the principle of dependent co-arising, self does not have its own inherent elements. It is not determined by the first cause. It just comes and goes through interdependent involvements with the other beings. It is simply because others exist, and vice versa. There is always a reciprocal dynamic at play.
Main characters in the novel like Gerald, Gudrun, Hermione and Loerke do not know the power of reciprocal relationship which germinates from true love-making, while the couple of Birkin and Ursular gradually goes toward an interdependent mode of love. Even if the author seems to show an ideal mode of love through the Birkin-Ursular couple, however, Birkin is left unsatisfied at the closing scene of the story, which might provoke a nihilistic reading of the text. But the author assumes that there is a mysterious dimension of Tathagata’s silence. The true mode of love belongs to this world of silence which is ‘fathomless, infallible, inexhaustible,’ not the anthropocentric dimension of human language. And this dimension of mystery leads to a possibility of creating the new mode of love in turn, as shown in the story of Ursular and Birkin.
Main characters in the novel like Gerald, Gudrun, Hermione and Loerke do not know the power of reciprocal relationship which germinates from true love-making, while the couple of Birkin and Ursular gradually goes toward an interdependent mode of love. Even if the author seems to show an ideal mode of love through the Birkin-Ursular couple, however, Birkin is left unsatisfied at the closing scene of the story, which might provoke a nihilistic reading of the text. But the author assumes that there is a mysterious dimension of Tathagata’s silence. The true mode of love belongs to this world of silence which is ‘fathomless, infallible, inexhaustible,’ not the anthropocentric dimension of human language. And this dimension of mystery leads to a possibility of creating the new mode of love in turn, as shown in the story of Ursular and Birkin.
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