To Find the Way of Love: For the Survival of Our Species

To Find the Way Of Love discusses the evolution of human relationships, which are influenced by and dependent on some fundamental forces that appeared at the moment the universe was created. Oliver Deehan asserts that our relationships are the most important elements in our lives; they define our lives more than our achievements, and the choices we make to shape them involve the greatest exercise of our free will. We are constantly faced with choosing between self-interest and altruism, and all too often, except for essential needs of family, we choose self-interest. But our life choices don't seem to bring happiness or satisfaction to our lives. We need to achieve a better balance. The 2014 edition has a revised subtitle from the original 2011 version to emphasize the increasing urgency of the core message of To Find The Way of Love. To Find The Way of Love was awarded the Bronze 2014 Evergreen Medal in the category World Peace.