Welcome to the Commian podcast.

My name is Jeff Krasno.

Many of you may receive my weekly Sunday commusing article, where I address a breadth of issues

from the spiritual to the physiological to the sociopolitical.

And on occasion, I will also record an audio version of these articles and release it here

as a bonus episode.

Okay, so on April 1st, I officiated my brothers and his wife's wedding.

And getting married on April Fool's Day will undoubtedly provide a lifetime of gags and needed cover

if an anniversary slips one's mind, as it is out to do in pre-senaissance. But I'm accustomed to public

speaking, but candidly, this gig made me exceptionally nervous.

And in the weeks leading up to the momentous occasion,

I took many long rambles in the woods in search of inspiration and wisdom on the nature of love.

I listened to Rumi poems, the reflections of Eric Fromm

and the marvelous musings of Alan Watts,

to whom I owe a great debt.

Today's episode is a distillation of these hikes that sought to untangle the ball of yarn known as love.

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