The Love that is Beyond Love

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The English word for love has become diluted through overuse, losing its true significance. We express love for our parents, children, friends, pets, and even inanimate objects like cars and restaurants, which diminishes its depth. Over the past twelve years, I have embarked on a journey to the heart of God, and in doing so, I have come to realize that the word love fails to capture the profound emotions I experience in this relationship. The term has become so broad that we often need to qualify it with adjectives to convey its meaning accurately. I sought a word that could encapsulate the purity and precision of the love I feel from God, but found that no English word suffices. The inadequacy of the term love has led me to discover a different word—racham. This term, which cannot be translated into English, embodies a love that transcends ordinary understanding. As my relationship with God deepens, I find that love is no longer adequate to express my passion for Him. Instead, I now embrace racham as the true expression of this extraordinary love. This exploration will delve into my understanding of racham—the love that goes beyond love.