Love (The Real Kind)

“A Course in Miracles” says that only love is real. Conversely, anything that is not love, is unreal. If it wasn’t loving, it never really happened, because only love is real…damnit! (The book doesn’t swear, but it does feel like it’s yelling at me sometimes).

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