Love that does not depend on conditions or performance — a quality of being, not a transaction.
The text states explicitly that you can love unconditionally and still have boundaries — it is not the same as approval.
The text states explicitly that it is not about never being disappointed — it is love that remains even when things are not perfect.
In Maya Mandala's Self-Discovery Dictionary, this concept connects to other terms:
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Unconditional love does not mean accepting harmful behavior. It means your love does not depend on perfection — in yourself or others.
Can you offer yourself the same love you offer others — without conditions?
No need to answer. Just notice what arises.
It is love that does not depend on what you do or how you perform. It remains even when things are not perfect.
Approval is about behavior — you approve of what someone did. Unconditional love is about worth — it recognizes value that exists regardless of behavior.
It starts with yourself. Notice when you make your self-worth conditional on achievement, and practice holding yourself in love even when you fall short.
As a practice of wholeness. When you experience yourself as whole, love flows naturally — without conditions, without need, without control.
No. You can love unconditionally and still have boundaries. Love does not mean tolerating harm — it means your care does not depend on perfection.
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