The Truth of Love

Hannah is a 19 year old college freshman who has many obstacles, including epilepsy, asthma and depression. On the first night of her university drama, she collapsed suddenly on the stage. After many tests, Hannah met with her parents and doctors at the hospital where her father was working. The doctor is also her therapist, and then quotes a passage from Hanna's diary to her parents. This caused a controversy between Hannah and an adult at the clinic of her adult doctor.

1) The only truth is love. Regardless of what the world around you shows to you, remember that the only reality and truth is love. If you observe this belief and you realize that something other than love is a false reality, you will gain a greater chance to survive the suffering of change. No matter how angry it is, how frightening and painful it is, in an ambitious plan this is a lie. The truth is love. 2) There is no separation, we are family. The separation of our view is also a lie that could hinder positive change. I have contact with all of us. We are made up of the same things and have more in common with our different things and different ones. Recall that this absolute truth is essential for spiritual growth and integrity

If love requires the truth, the truth also needs love. Love and truth can not be separated. Without love, the truth will be cold, inhumane, and will suppress people's daily lives. The truth that we want and the truth that gives meaning to the journey of our life stimulate us as we are moved by love. A loved one notices that love is a truth experience, opening up our eyes, seeing the reality in a new way, and associating with those we love. In this sense, St. Gregory Empress can write "amor ipse notitia est", love itself is a kind of knowledge with its own logic. It is a way of understanding the world and then becomes a form of shared knowledge through a common view of the eyes and existence of others. William of St. Thierry in the Middle Ages followed this tradition when commenting on poetry of the song, and the lover said to his beloved: