Love has many identities. The love of parents, spouses, siblings. The heady love of youth, the mellow love of old age. The love of passion, all fiery and insatiable, the subtle love of maturity. The love one person has for another for no particular reason.
When fear melts, all that is left is love. In the depths of ourselves, all beings long to love. I truly believe that. The worst of us, the most perverse and evil, the lost and the angry, the sad and the hopeless all scratch at life’s breast in the hope of discovering love.
Ordinary Beauty: Meaningful Moments in Everyday Life by Mary McEvoy
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An enchanting book filled with rich and nourishing insights and micro stories that speaks in a universal and relatable way about how we can appreciate everyday beauty of the world. McEvoy talks about the various different small miracles that occur to give hope, light and comfort in an ever-increasingly fraught and fractured world. This book came along at the right time for me and I devoured it. This is a perfect night time reference book for when you are too tired to pick up a novel or some non-fiction that requires brain power.
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