Readers often pair this with his other works like Awareness or Rediscovering Life. 2. Cinematic Feature: The 1933 Film

A popular modern association with this phrase is the New York Times article 36 Questions on the Way to Love . To "put together" this experience:

" The Way to Love " is also a 1933 romantic comedy directed by Norman Taurog. A feature on this film would include: Depression-era Paris ("Paree").

1. Spiritual Feature: Anthony de Mello’s " The Way to Love "

This posthumous work by Jesuit priest Anthony de Mello focuses on "awareness" as the prerequisite for genuine love. To feature his philosophy, focus on these core themes:

He describes the most painful yet necessary act as truly seeing the reality of our lives and attachments.