A Lesson in Loving the World

About the Book

The power to find true love and happiness is at our fingertips, and yet so many are blind to this, thinking that we will only matter if we are young, attractive, and accomplished. We are all sitting on a treasure trove of happiness and joy. Tapping this source has a process to it. Love starts with you, spreads to others, and finally to the whole universe. We are made perfect just as we are. Love constantly surrounds us, and you’ll find this out for yourself in this book.

About the Author

My hopes are for my readers to find the ultimate love and peace in their lives. I was inspired by the many people in my life that suffer. So many of my loved ones are depressed, mentally ill, or angry every day. I am dedicating the rest of my life to help others help themselves and show them that they already have everything that they could ever want. I am a child of divorced parents, bullying, emotional neglect, lack of love life, and low self-esteem. I constantly looked for love in other people. My whole life I never thought I could ever be loved, and so I spent the first 22 years of my life desperately searching for what love really was. My heart was broken in so many ways after I turned 23, but a gift was given to me in return. A gift was suddenly bestowed on me of what love actually was. I spent an entire year researching what love was and how to develop it. This book is my passion and gateway that I am offering to others to find true love and happiness. Find isn’t the right word though because find implies to get something that we lost or didn’t have. Love surrounds us, but there is a process to discovering this love. A Lesson in Loving the World is a guidebook on the steps needed to find out what love means for you. I am 23 and getting a Ph.D. in materials science and engineering. My whole life I’ve pondered what profession is really right for me. I now know that what profession I choose does not matter. It dawned upon me that what we do as a profession in life does not matter, but rather as long as we can provide for our basic needs, it is the way that we spread love and kindness that does matter. My future is undetermined, but happiness can be found wherever you go, even during painful times and hard careers. It does not matter where we are in life because we are all equal. I don’t know if I will be a chemical engineer, material scientist, or author in the future, but I know that happiness is independent of external conditions. This mindset too is what I wish to share with my readers.