From TED, and the NY Times
1)Today, in the NY Times, there was a lengthy article about Pope Francis: In it, is said Bergoglio's favorite book is Manzini's 'The Betrothed' (he's read it at least 3x). It was published in 1842. He said it's a good read before one's marriage. It's not in the Berkeley library system, but I haven't checked out link+ for it, yet. I'm not sure if it's in English/translated, or only in Spanish (which would be fun, too). Ah, it's Italian. "It has been called the most famous and widely read novel of the Italian language". [1] Link to wikipedia article about it
2) Mandy Len Catron's TED talk (on love)
God is love! An excellent talk.
And,
3)the 36 Questions that lead to love:
the Psychology Today article, with the questions, link.
caveat: falling in love isn't the same as staying in love
love is a choice, made by both, repeatedly, without assurance of reciprocation:
"that's the deal with love" -MLC
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