"Love has no beginning and end; it existed before the universe started. Every meaningful story leaves an effect on the soul. When you laugh, I will laugh with you; if you neither laugh nor cry, I will try my best to make that happen!"
Ever since I graduated from high school, this has been my definition of love.
Love has no beginning or end; it existed before the universe started. Humans created the word "life" simply because of love. Life is meaningless without love—it exists on the very basis of love itself. That is why it is often called "making love" instead of "making life." Sex itself has no love, but love created sex in the form of lovemaking.
Beyond Currency and Time
If love is indefinite, then it is far more meaningful to pursue the art of love as an ultimate life vision.
Money has only existed for a couple of hundred years, making it negligible compared to millions of years of human history, and completely incomparable on the scale of the universe.
When we measure our existence against the cosmos, material wealth fades into the background. What remains—what truly echoes through time—is connection.
Practicing Love in Its Purest Form
Since life is impermanent, why not implement love as a lifelong business?
That was the exact reason I quit my day job and chose to become a photographer. I didn't make the leap for the sake of photography itself, but because through it, I found a way to practice love in business in its purest form. Every frame captured, every shared laugh, and every preserved story is a testament to that vision.