In love, there is consolation for the lonely, an embrace for the distant, the escape of the captive desperate for salvation, the peace of mind for the preoccupied, the preoccupation of the careless and disdainful, and the soaring of the crippled between the heavens. In it, there is the nectar of life. Love is the true image of humanity. For this reason, it is replete with what they call contradictions.
The Jurisprudence of Love
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A philosophical and mystical contemplation of the essence of love as a spiritual state that transcends love and delves into the essence of human existence.
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