Guest
Today, it is easy to confuse love for infatuation or attraction, and love—as so many of us define it—eventually fades away leaving us with broken relationships. The truth is that true love is about so much more than just chasing that fleeting “fairytale feeling.” What is true love really about? Also, what is the love we sing and write poems about? Do we actually enjoy love, i.e. as we know it? What is the difference between loving fish and loving another person? What drives love in our present world? How can we understand and build true love? What does the principle “love covers all transgressions” mean? What is the final purpose of learning and practicing true love? Our social conception of love is propagated by poetry, novels, movies, and social media. Love is a big business, as we constantly go on dates, spend money, go out on dinners, and so on. This makes a lot of people a lot of money. But is love good for us? Love is appealing. It gives us hope as our joy in life comes from the feeling of progr
