Why Dr. Z Says Loving Your Enemy Is Not Weakness — It Is Power
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Dr. Frank Zamora discusses the concept of love as a choice and its implications for forgiveness and personal power.
What if everything you thought you knew about love was wrong? Most people treat love like a feeling. Something that happens to you. Something you fall into or out of. But Dr. Z — philosophy professor, deep thinker, and one of the most loved educators at Doña Ana Community College in Las Cruces — says that is exactly backwards. Love is not something you feel. It is something you choose. Every single day. Even for the people who hurt you. Even for your enemies. In this episode of Deep Naked Thoughts, Dr. Frank Zamora breaks down one of the most challenging and misunderstood ideas in philosophy, psychology and spirituality. We go deep on the concept of volition, the power of forgiveness, what "Love Thy Enemy" really means beyond religion, and why choosing love is not weakness — it is the most powerful thing a human being can do. This is not a feel-good conversation. This is a mind-shifting one. If you have ever struggled to forgive someone, felt divided from the world around you, or wondered whether real love is even possible in a world this broken — this episode was made for you. 🎙️ Full episode on YouTube and Spotify now. 📲 Follow Dr. Z: Doña Ana Community College — Las Cruces…
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