Love for the Many
We often limit our understanding of love to a personal level, and this creates challenges. People tend to think that love and justice are in conflict. Love is seen as warm and forgiving, while justice is viewed as cold and confrontational. However, justice is actually love extended to the many—it is true love, pure and unselfish, the kind that does not seek recognition. It is healthy love that uplifts the recipient without undermining their dignity.

Loving one person can be challenging, but when you deeply love someone, you gain the strength to love many. The mysterious, painful, and bittersweet experiences of loving an individual can transcend personal boundaries and become the driving force for societal justice. Love is action—a quiet, humble practice that respects the dignity of others and nurtures their self-esteem. This kind of pure, silent love has the power to make our society healthier.

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