Our Quest is Framed Around the Following Questions

1. Does the unselfish love of others contribute to the happiness, health and resilience of those who give it?  More / Video
2. How does such love prevent illness and contribute to the art of healing?  More / Video
3. How can parents and communities raise children who flourish in love for all humanity?  More / Video
4. How can more people feel called to their work as a form of creative love?  More / Video
5. What do people mean when they self-report a spiritual experience of Unlimited Love, how common is this, and is this experience objectively associated with emotional healing and expanded benevolence?  More / Video
6. Do physics and mathematics point to an “Ultimate Reality” or “Ground of Being” that underlies visible reality and the universe?  More / Video
7. How can the major religions and spiritualities of the world come to abide in their various conceptualizations of Unlimited Love, and practice love for all humanity rather than merely for those who adhere to a particular set of beliefs?  More / Video

Stephen G. Post on Why It’s Good to Be Good

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“I am pleased to see that the noted author Dr. Stephen Post is addressing themes such as consciousness and inter­connect­edness in his new book, God and Love on Rt. 80. It is my hope that this book will contribute to the flourishing of humanity.”
—The Dalai Lama

“I am a great admirer of Stephen Post’s work on the science of love, altruism, health, and longevity. This connection can touch us all.”
—George E. Vaillant, M.D.

“You are leading one of the most significant initiatives of this generation.”
—Pastor Otis Moss, Jr.

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