so when you say "radical" do you mean "fundemental?"

I think much of your response correlates with one of the Greek words for love, agape (see Mary Kontouri's https://medium.com/write-under-the-moon/how-do-i-define-love-the-greek-way-3d40769d5e53)

Mary was responding to Tree Langdon's challenge in Write Under the Moon, "How do you define love."

You've asked me for my thoughts on radical love. Well, I responded to Tree's challenge with this, https://medium.com/write-under-the-moon/what-is-love-553648694528, which includes several stanza that echo parts of your answer to me, such as this one:

"Pure love

Unadulterated by human thoughts

Without emotion

True unconditional love

Acceptance without motive

Selfless

Survives detachment

Without judgment

Agape

Heart energized and centered

Excuse me, while I kiss the sky"

and this:

"God has advised us

we can’t complete each other

share our completeness

Let’s half-dizain:

I must unconditionally love me

Unleashing infinite capacity

Love without judgment — full into-me-see

Tough love with strength of full veracity

Soul and animus in complicity"

Those are only a fraction of what Frank Ontario described as my mangnum opus. I hope you'll enjoy the entire piece.

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