Raz Mihal
Readers' Favorite 2025 Gold Medal WinnerJust Love Her
A poetic and inspirational journey into love's divine essence.
A spiritual meditation shaped by love, solitude, consciousness and Seoul. This is not a guide to romance. It is an invitation to look beyond the beloved towards the source of love itself.
About the book
When personal love opens towards the infinite
Just Love Her begins with a simple human presence and follows it beyond possession, expectation and ordinary definition. Through reflections, walking meditations and visions, Raz considers divine love, the image of the soul and the possibility that love is not merely an emotion within us, but the current in which existence already moves.
Seoul is more than a setting. Its streets, rooftops, river and long walks become part of the meditation: a living space where absence, memory and presence repeatedly meet.
Inside the journey
Four movements of meditation and memory
The book moves through intimate reflection, the physical rhythm of walking and deeper spiritual enquiry.
Daily Meditation: Her
The beloved as presence, image and doorway. Short meditations return to love without reducing it to possession.
Daily and Walking Meditation: Seoul
Movement through Seoul turns the city into a field of attention, remembrance and spiritual listening.
Deep Meditation and Visions
Thoughts of enlightenment, consciousness, divine love and the forms through which the soul may recognise itself.
Memories of My Self
Personal memory meets the larger question of identity: who is the self that loves, remembers and seeks?
Recognition
Awards and independent reviews
Readers' Favorite
2025 Gold Medal Winner in Non-Fiction - Religion and Philosophy, following five independent five-star reviews.
"It is a deeply profound work and highly recommended. A thought-provoking work with a unique approach."Leonard Smuts, Readers' Favorite
Literary Titan
Silver Book Award recognition, following Literary Titan's four-star editorial review of the book's spirituality, personal reflection and philosophy of love.
"It is a recommended read for those interested in spirituality, personal reflection, and the philosophy of love."Literary Titan
Kirkus Reviews
An independent Kirkus Indie review published in November 2024.
"An expressive, if sometimes elusive, assortment of thoughts and ideas on love."Kirkus Reviews
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The official trailer brings together the book's atmosphere, Seoul imagery and central movement from human longing towards divine love.
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Reader Companion
Explore themes, key ideas, the Seoul setting, discussion prompts and a carefully selected glossary without turning the book into a fixed doctrine.
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