True Love
What true love is, how it is practised, and how living for others shapes eternal life.
How to practice True Love?
Practicing True Love involves fulfilling conditions of faith and substance, restoring what Adam and Eve lost through the Fall. This requires establishing a Foundation of Faith through central figures, conditional objects, and periods of indemnity, and a Foundation of Substance by resolving Cain-Abel dynamics through sacrificial love. True Love means living for the sake of others, embodying God's altruistic nature, and fulfilling the Three Great Blessings.
What is True Love?
True Love, God's essence and the origin of creation, is absolute, unique, eternal, and unchanging. The human Fall led to selfish love and a loss of humanity's original capacity for True Love. Restoration involves a path of indemnity to overcome fallen nature—envy, pride, domination, and multiplying evil—by loving others from God's perspective, respecting central figures, cooperating, and multiplying goodness. This process re-establishes God's ideal of selfless giving for the sake of others.