Dave KashenStartup CEO Coach / 2x founder

Spirituality and Unconditional Love #innergame #leadershipdevelopment #startupculture

6 Dec 2025 · 2 min

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Like, we've all heard the term unconditional love, right? We all, you know, it's like, oh, I want to be, I want to be loved unconditionally. Can you love yourself unconditionally? You love your kids unconditionally. In, in some way, I relate to, uh, like spirituality as unconditional love, like spirit loves unconditionally. Or the way I really think about it is we are unconditional love at our essence. It's not like capital T true, but those words have meaning for me. So, or maybe you could even just say love is unconditional by its nature. Like there really isn't conditional love. That's manipulation, that's something else. So if love is unconditional by its nature and we, I think we are love at our essence, but even if you don't feel that or believe that, if we want to be loving, then the journey, which most people want to be loving, The journey is from living conditionally to living unconditionally, right? And our mind is very conditioned. Our mind says, "That's good, that's bad," you know? And so if we listen to our mind all the time, we're living conditionally, right? Bad, bad, bad, bad, bad. I can, you know, I can be happy when this happens, but not when this happens, right? Those are all the conditions. And so in some way, meditation allows us to release all those conditions that our mind puts on life for what has to be true to feel loving and peaceful and joyful. And I think that's, in some way, that's enlightenment, is like releasing all the conditions so I can accept and allow everything to be exactly as it is and live unconditionally.