The Idea of Love
Teach Love, Reveal Something Beautiful
Most times I see the idea of love as fuel to create the vision of love. All great things begin as visions, one might say things begin as thought. Innovators push boundaries in art, science and technology, we even do it in financial planning and in the stock market. We ask questions. What if’s?
Imagine pushing the limits we’ve placed on love, asking questions and seeing what they might reveal, inspire or create.
Exciting then, we develop a deeper hope in brighter days and a stronger belief in our abilities, by empowering our heart’s questions.
Our empowerment then places the seeds of those brighter days into the hearts of our children — into the evolution of what they might become.
Teach Love suggests we take courage in cultivating a faith that love can build a future with capacity for a healthier physical and emotional environment everyone can thrive in.
“Teach Love is a Touchstone! A new paradigm of love.” — Bob Mason
“For centuries great philosophers, poets, even scientists have provided data that supports, beyond reasonable doubt, that love is our common thread. Wouldn’t you agree? We are all connected.
It seems for centuries we’ve been preparing our minds to become, well, a new human. We’re shifting from an aging operating system of competition and survival into one of unity and collaboration.”
— Richard Silvia, Teach Love
The answer to #climate change, endless wars, inequality, injustices, poverty, environmental issues, political issues, social responsibility.
It’s all here.
In this book, you’ll find inspiration to explore inside your heart and step outside the box.
