The Search for Meaning in the Experience of Love (IV), 1975 November 5
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The Search for Meaning in the Experience of Love (IV), 1975 November 5
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This fourth lecture in The Search for Meaning series is the first part of Howard Thurman’s talk on the experience of love. Here Thurman defines love as the ability to deal with another person at a point in that person that is beyond all of his faults and all of his virtues. To be loved is to have a sense of being totally dealt with, totally held, so that you can dare to be free enough in your spirit just to run the risk of being you. Howard Thurman also uses several anecdotes to demonstrate love as a function of personal worth and forgiveness in this lecture.
Part of the Collection, The Search for Meaning (1975, Second Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN)
Tags: experience, forgiveness, love, worth
Description by ShaCarolyn Halyard
Recorded in Second Christian Church, Indianapolis, Indiana
Citation: Thurman, Howard, “The Search for Meaning in the Experience of Love (IV), 1975 November 5,” The Howard Thurman Digital Archive, accessed July 9, 2024, https://thurman.pitts.emory.edu/items/show/232.