Tuesdays With Morrie Research Paper

Let Me Enter Your Brain Through Love: Tuesdays With Morrie Love is all over the world, and yet at the same time is needed in so many places it is ridiculous. Not only is love beneficial to the recipient, but also to the giver; through love your life can be filled with friends and loved ones to be there through thick and thin. Love can give meaning to your life and too many others. Tuesday’s with Morrie illustrates the importance of love and its effect on our life’s and ultimately death. “Love each other or perish.” (Albom 91). As Morrie talks about love in the book, he is a perfect example of why love is so important. Through his sickness and hardships the only joy he has are the friends and family visiting, giving him life through love. Morrie wasn’t interested in the blind eyes of culture, while people were focused on getting more things and walking around aimlessly. Morrie did what he loved all the while spreading love and giving back to the community. A good example of this is when Morrie asked, “The truth is, you don’t get
It made the book and enjoyable read, all while being enlightening and hard-hitting. Love is key, not only to a happy life but to making the world a better place. Without love, what’s our purpose? We don’t have a purpose without love, everything we do would have no meaning, it would just be chaos and unbeneficial. Every action we carry out should be full of love and compassion, and if that were too happy the world would be a better place. No wars, no useless violence and killing, it’s our jobs to care for this planet and everything on it. I can’t stress enough the responsibility humans have that came with free will and emotions. Why be born without morals if we don’t put them to use. Love and care for all, not only will it make you happy but those around you, even