Sounds like a great book! I really appreciate the reminder about living in the now. Between worrying about future events and past mistakes I sometimes forget that life continues to flow whether I am present for it or not. It is kind of funny that not being present in the moment can lead to a self fulfilling prophecy of poor decision making which can then result in future mistakes as well as brooding over the past and the future.

I also like the point that you brought up about love not being exclusive. This is a fallacy all too often enforced by society. I see it in romantic comedies all of the time. I wish that society was more awakened to the idea of love as an unlimited force. Knowing that love is everywhere but the intensity may vary makes for a much more wholesome outlook on life.