What would you do if you could only love?

This week’s newsletter explores one of the most profound and difficult questions of the human experience — what does it actually mean to love without condition? Not “I will stay no matter what,” but something more precise: “My commitment to your dignity and well-being doesn’t disappear when you’re difficult.”

I talk about what unconditional love costs us, why our modern world makes it so hard, and why I believe it’s still the most worthy pursuit. As a Christian, love is the core principle — it’s all what Jesus represents. And Roger Ebert put it beautifully: “We must try to contribute joy to the world. That is true no matter what our problems, our health, our circumstances.”

Unconditional love is a practice, not a destination. But the intention to love without condition changes you. And everyone you touch.