Continuing off from the truth episode, We're diving deep into what it means to love as an enchanted self.

SOURCES

(These are all links to bookshop, and online bookstore who sends the profits to local booksellers. You can change it to any local bookstore you like. )

The Art of Loving - Erich Fromm

for more on love as an action rather than a feeling

The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World - Iain McGhilchrist

for a review of the left and right brain

How [Not] To Be Secular - James KA Smith

for more about how we've become disenchanted

Finite and Infinite Games - James P Carse

for more on viewing life as play

Valarie Kaur - See No Stranger

for more on how loving at all has to include loving everyone.

Love does - Bob Goff

for more on the whimsical action of love

Everybody Always - Bob Goff

for when the whimsical action gets hard

Born for love - Bruce D Perry, Maia Szalavitz

for a good argument for empathy

The Mastery of Love

for a mystics view on love

Daring Greatly - Brene Brown

for the art of being vulnerable

Everything is Spiritual - Rob Bell

for some encouraging unbuffered whimsy

The Will To Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love - Bell Hooks

for a look at how patriarchal values create barriers to love

Becoming Wise - Krista Tippett

for a look at interbeing and community

Capitalism and Desire

for a look at how our money system creates dissatisfaction

The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible - Charles Eisenstein

for a look at how connection and love can work practically to change the world