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  Unconditional love is often spoken of in soft tones and poetic phrases—as if it’s something simple, automatic, even easy. But if you’ve ever tried to love fully and freely, without expectation or self-protection, you know: it takes work. Real work. Inner work. The essence of unconditional love isn’t found in a single act of kindness. It’s revealed in our willingness to look within—to understand why we react the way we do, where our emotional triggers lie, and what parts of our past still shape the way we love in the present. That’s where Learning to Feel begins. This book is not about suppressing emotions or floating above them. It’s about entering the heart of them—discovering what is ours, what is borrowed, and what no longer serves us. As we do that, we gain something extraordinary: the power to choose how we feel and how we respond. And when we gain that choice, love changes. It becomes less about control, more about connection. Less about fear, more about freedom. We stop n...

  Today's blog post, "The Essence of Live: From the Personal to Unconditional," comes from Nanette Hucknall, co-author of  The Rose and the Sword  and author of  How to Live from Your Heart , who writes: In the intricate tapestry of human existence, one thread stands out with unparalleled significance – love. Not just the romantic kind, but the profound and overarching yearning to love and be loved. Love manifests in various forms: the love of a teacher, the warmth of companionship, the bonds of friendship, and the affection of family–both spiritual and biological. However, as with any powerful emotion, the pursuit of love can sometimes become excessive, leading individuals to prioritize it above all else–including their personal growth and spiritual development. Read the rest of the post HERE . Book Awards Book of the Year Award finalist Kops-Fetherling Legacy Award in Self-Help Pinnacle Book Achievement Award Book Excellence Award Readers' Favorite Book Award final...