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Have you ever met someone passionate about social justice, human rights, or making the world better—but they seemed cold or indifferent to the people right in front of them?
In this powerful episode of Love By Design, Joan explores Gate 15—Loving Humanity, also known as the Gate of Extremes. This is the gate of the politician, the social reformer, the activist—and it's one of the most misunderstood transcendent Love Gates.
Gate 15 says: "I love humanity. I care deeply about how humans should treat each other. But I don't necessarily care about YOU as an individual."
Joan reveals why this is called the gate of extremes (from ultimate tolerance to horrific judgment), how it seeks to organize humanity toward love through logic and systems, and why some people are designed to love the collective while struggling with personal intimacy. This episode will help you understand the tension between idealism and actual human connection.
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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
✨ Why Gate 15 is called "The Gate of Extremes"
✨ How collective love differs from personal intimacy
✨ Why activists can be cold to individuals while fighting for humanity
✨ The politician's love: caring about the crowd, not the individual
✨ How idealism becomes extremism in the shadow
✨ Why proper organization creates conditions for love
✨ How to honor systemic vision without dehumanizing people
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MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
🌟 Gate 15 – Loving Humanity/The Gate of Extremes
🌟 The G Center and collective love
🌟 Logic applied to the human condition
🌟 Rules of tolerance and social systems
🌟 The tension between ideals and actual humans
🌟 Next episode: Gate 46 — Loving the Body (the temple)
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KEY QUOTES:
"Let's create systems, rules, moral standards, and social structures that help humans treat each other better. Let's establish patterns of tolerance so we don't kill each other."
"The only way we can organize our society so everybody is loving is to get rid of those who don't love. They're the ones living over there. Let's eliminate them." (The Shadow)
"I don't have time to focus on your personal feelings when I'm trying to save the world."
"They might fight for everyone to have healthcare, but forget your birthday. They might campaign for tolerance, but judge you harshly for not meeting their moral standards."
"Gate 15 at its best creates the conditions for humans to love each other better. Gate 15 at its worst destroys actual humans in service of an ideal."
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WHY IT'S CALLED "THE GATE OF EXTREMES":
Through Gate 15, we see both:
The same energy that creates constitutions protecting human rights can create systems that eliminate people who don't fit an ideal.
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CONNECT WITH JOAN:
📸 Instagram: @joan_nwosu
🌐 Website: joannwosu.com
🧠 Take the Quiz: joannwosu.com/dating-archetype
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✨ If this episode resonated:
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Idealism without humanity becomes extremism.Some people are designed to love the collective.And that's necessary—as long as we don't confuse it with personal love.
By Joan NwosuHave you ever met someone passionate about social justice, human rights, or making the world better—but they seemed cold or indifferent to the people right in front of them?
In this powerful episode of Love By Design, Joan explores Gate 15—Loving Humanity, also known as the Gate of Extremes. This is the gate of the politician, the social reformer, the activist—and it's one of the most misunderstood transcendent Love Gates.
Gate 15 says: "I love humanity. I care deeply about how humans should treat each other. But I don't necessarily care about YOU as an individual."
Joan reveals why this is called the gate of extremes (from ultimate tolerance to horrific judgment), how it seeks to organize humanity toward love through logic and systems, and why some people are designed to love the collective while struggling with personal intimacy. This episode will help you understand the tension between idealism and actual human connection.
⸻
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
✨ Why Gate 15 is called "The Gate of Extremes"
✨ How collective love differs from personal intimacy
✨ Why activists can be cold to individuals while fighting for humanity
✨ The politician's love: caring about the crowd, not the individual
✨ How idealism becomes extremism in the shadow
✨ Why proper organization creates conditions for love
✨ How to honor systemic vision without dehumanizing people
⸻
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
🌟 Gate 15 – Loving Humanity/The Gate of Extremes
🌟 The G Center and collective love
🌟 Logic applied to the human condition
🌟 Rules of tolerance and social systems
🌟 The tension between ideals and actual humans
🌟 Next episode: Gate 46 — Loving the Body (the temple)
⸻
KEY QUOTES:
"Let's create systems, rules, moral standards, and social structures that help humans treat each other better. Let's establish patterns of tolerance so we don't kill each other."
"The only way we can organize our society so everybody is loving is to get rid of those who don't love. They're the ones living over there. Let's eliminate them." (The Shadow)
"I don't have time to focus on your personal feelings when I'm trying to save the world."
"They might fight for everyone to have healthcare, but forget your birthday. They might campaign for tolerance, but judge you harshly for not meeting their moral standards."
"Gate 15 at its best creates the conditions for humans to love each other better. Gate 15 at its worst destroys actual humans in service of an ideal."
⸻
WHY IT'S CALLED "THE GATE OF EXTREMES":
Through Gate 15, we see both:
The same energy that creates constitutions protecting human rights can create systems that eliminate people who don't fit an ideal.
⸻
CONNECT WITH JOAN:
📸 Instagram: @joan_nwosu
🌐 Website: joannwosu.com
🧠 Take the Quiz: joannwosu.com/dating-archetype
⸻
✨ If this episode resonated:
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Idealism without humanity becomes extremism.Some people are designed to love the collective.And that's necessary—as long as we don't confuse it with personal love.