We grew up into the consciousness of the word “Love” it was there before we came, here while we are here and will definitely outlive us. Despite the lifespan of this term and expression, it is worthy to note that we can never ever have enough of the topic. There is always something to say.

There is always something to learn and there is always something to unlearn, in fact, many things to learn and unlearn.

It is also expedient to note that many have over spiritualized or under spiritualized love, both of which can be very detrimental to the topic if care is not taken.

The truth is no matter how we try to quote or paint it, love is spiritual, hence we have to spiritualize it, in the same vein, love can also be unspiritual, perspective comes into play here.

Problem however comes from trying to drag spirituality into the unspiritual aspects of love and trying to remove spirituality from the spiritual aspects of love. We will get there.

We have heard it being said often that “Love is beautiful”, we have also heard it being said that “God is Love”. Both phrases are absolutely correct, as a matter of fact, the phrases sum up the spiritual and the unspiritual aspects of love.

One of the most quoted Bible verses when it comes to love is John 3:16, It is also the most popular passage in the Bible for very obvious reasons. Love is a very big subject, topic or course, whatever we choose to call it. Hence, wherever it is mentioned, there is a shocking amount of concentration.