Journeys to Love - Discovering the True Nature of Love

Explore the true nature of love through the stories of diverse people, places, and cultures across America with writers Scotte and Toni Burns. Journeys to Love entertains while offering hope for the future through the loves of real people across a changing America. It's true loveology for humans!
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A midwestern biker couple looking for love stories may seem out of place in a Buddhist temple in New York, among the Amish of Pennsylvania, in Salt Lake City’s gay pride parade, the Baptist churches of Alabama, a Colorado prison hospice, on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation, the streets of East Detroit, or in the St. Louis Ballet. Yet, Scotte and Toni Burns have ridden out to them all in a quest to find the true nature of love, rediscovering America and the human connections within, all across a changing America. Journeys to Love videos and writings offer love and laughter, each its own love story, offering hope that while the faces of America are changing, those faces needn't turn away from one another until we all become strangers in our own land. Our true loveology delights in positivity and motivation, destroying stereotypes, and seeing the good in folks as we travel America, asking, "What is love?" We think we know it when we see it, but if you had to define it, what would you say? Then, who finds it and why? Where is it, and what is the meaning of love beyond romance - for one another, the things we do, and the places we call home?

[aubriemorse]

Not only the videos, but even the comment section here is gold.

[lowrilewis]

Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous. It does not brag, does not become provoked.

[johnwisse]

Love is a rare feeling of a connection with someone thats deeper than the surface.

[russellrichards]

Literally every time you see someone new is a miracle.

[piercethequinnxoxo]

I haven't had an conversation / discussion as intellectual as this. Thank you.

[gabrielasantiago]

1. Charity 2. Imagination 3. Kindness 4. Forgiveness 5. Loyalty 6. Generosity 7. Patience

[marlanekalil]

Love without tears is a story we tell ourselves to get through the endless dark of reality.

[martyhoung]

Recognizing our brokenness as individuals is essential for humanity to move forward.

[itsmejeannie]

I think we take for granted just how special interacting with anyone new actually is.

[sholomdumaresq]

I cried after watching this video. I felt so overwhelmed.

[gomezpablo]

much of the distress we feel arises that we often blame ourselves for the love we don't receive.🙂

[michaelasoto]

Can’t we just appreciate the animation a bit? I absolutely love this❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[chrissiemaus]

the time spent together should be cherished and thoroughly enjoyed.

[leilaslade]

This is great! It surely is a struggle to truly love all in this way.

[carmelkuris]

it’s a worthy struggle to choose to endure. If not for all but only for yourself.

[bukreberk]

My pursuit in building relationships with others is in the quality of time we spend together

[hasanakcali]

In our current culture, it takes great bravery to both accept and then admit our vulnerabilities.

[wernersmart]

we are still taking our first steps towards grasping what love might actually be

[indermatrix]

This was deep. I enjoyed the concept and gave me inspiration for a new poem. Thank you!

[marlons.jensen]

I've so many times giving thank's to Lord God for a love that never come.