Love Always Wins

Love Always Wins

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Love Always Wins episodes

  • The Upside of Grief

    It is very important for us to learn how to die before we die. Unfortunately, even though we can be coached, the decision to let go of our anger and choose love is entirely up to us as individuals. Once we enter this process, if we keep going we will arrive at boundless joy.

    Illustration of descent and rise from grief: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kX0C4uu3RksYU1jsG0p9m2Z7GAlWOgmI/view

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    10 min
  • The addiction cycle

    David offers how we might see connection with others in the midst of suffering and disconnection, then presents a map for detangling the addiction process: where it begins and where it repeats again and again because unresolved pain always returns after a temporary numbing.

    Please send comments and questions to [email protected]

    Background info at https://www.lovealwayswins.us/p/welcome.html.

    Books:

    Connected by Christakis & Fowler http://connectedthebook.com/

    Lost Connections by Johann Hari https://thelostconnections.com/

    Saint Badass: Personal Transcendence in Tucker Max Hell by Doug Carnine https://www.amazon.com/Saint-Badass-Personal-Transcendence-Tucker/dp/0998050903

    Article:

    Lifecycle of Emergence: Using Emergence to Take Social Innovation to Scale by Margaret Wheatley and Deborah Frieze https://www.kosmosjournal.org/article/lifecycle-of-emergence/

    The addiction cycle: image https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eRrax4HjcTJyzX3UOynbI3TcG4nQ8tqx/view?usp=sharing

    10 min
  • I begin with myself

    Beginning 2023 with a challenge to let go of our identity as separate individuals and to heal our global domination disorder. Please comment or ask a question at [email protected]. Background info at https://www.lovealwayswins.us/p/welcome.html.

    9 min

About Love Always Wins

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Love Always Wins is about unravelling the complex, unconscious culture of violence using practical tools that work: places of safety where we can let go and get out of our own way. David Hazen has more than sixty years engagement with, and curiosity about, the peace movement. He challenges commonly held beliefs with a whole-systems perspective and empowers us to embody the culture of peace.