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Sunny Qureshi

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Can we get "Unconditional Love" from people not related? (other than siblings, parents or wife)

I was wondering why dont we get unconditional love from people not related. Siblings or parents are in fact spiritually connected while friends and acquaintances will love you for ECONOMICAL or Conditional reasons even in the most advanced nations, why is that?? Or Is it sometimes the opposite?

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    Franciz Desouza

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    Feb 28 2012: I suggest people read the life history of that nun the one that was in the movie (Dead Man walking) and other instances in life one can find unconditional spiritual love given by nuns and priests for DEATH ROW inmates. But the question is: why does this even come with a condtion that is the nun or priest or anybody their has "a job to do" as reflected in state laws for them to be present for the deathrow inmates, so where is the unconditional love here?

    Texas laws particularly, must be changed and parents or loved ones must be allowed to sit with the death row inmates

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