Tag Archives: Love



”Amour” by Michael Haneke

A couple’s love is tested in anticipation of death in Michael Haneke’s latest film.

Austrian director Michael Haneke’s Oscar winning film is not easy, nor pleasurable to watch. Because one can’t just watch Amour—they have to experience it, and become invested in its characters to a degree that is rare in the movies today. … Continue reading

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More Than a Hallmark Holiday

Rooted in Catholic and Ancient Roman tradition, the history of Valentine’s Day is fraught with love, death and trial

Every year, in the days and weeks leading up to February 14th, millions of people around the country drive themselves to distraction preparing special occasions for that special someone, all the while aware of the insurmountable expectations each year innate … Continue reading

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”And all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.”

- Pink Floyd; Waters, Gilmour, Wright
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“It’s Just a Ride” – Bill Hicks’ theory of life

In life, we have a "choice between fear and love," says the late philosophical comedian.
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“Unable are the loved to die. For love is immortality.”

-Emily Dickinson
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Marriage at the End-of-Life

A Minneapolis Judge Makes a Tough Call on Love

In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’d like to share this touching story of a deathbed-wedding from the New York Times. from the article Making a Judgment on Love by Minneapolis state court judge Lloyd Zimmerman: “All I wanted was a … Continue reading

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