A subtle yet very important distinction you’re making here (e.g., learning to love or unlearning to fear).
I was a bit curious on when “Dr. Love” wrote this & his motivations — it was ‘72. Science has probably added some relevant bits to what he was saying 50+ years.
And one of his motivations: “While teaching at USC, Buscaglia was moved by a student's suicide to contemplate human disconnectedness and the meaning of life, and began a noncredit class he called Love 1A.” (Wikipedia)
Exactly what I needed in my inbox this morning. As a new mom this one resonated deeply with me. Loved your thoughts on this topic and looking forward to reading the book!
A subtle yet very important distinction you’re making here (e.g., learning to love or unlearning to fear).
I was a bit curious on when “Dr. Love” wrote this & his motivations — it was ‘72. Science has probably added some relevant bits to what he was saying 50+ years.
And one of his motivations: “While teaching at USC, Buscaglia was moved by a student's suicide to contemplate human disconnectedness and the meaning of life, and began a noncredit class he called Love 1A.” (Wikipedia)
Exactly what I needed in my inbox this morning. As a new mom this one resonated deeply with me. Loved your thoughts on this topic and looking forward to reading the book!
Thank you so much Justine! Getting comments like this makes my day!
Love this; pun not intended :-)