Raz Mihal, the author of ‘Just Love Her,’ presents a unique perspective on love and existence through the lens of a modern hermit.
Advocating a life immersed in the world yet not bound by its conventional norms, Raz explores the concept of divine love as a reflection into our souls, a practice not constrained by the physical world.
He champions the heart’s feelings as the ultimate guide to experiencing love, suggesting that such emotions transcend societal expectations and cultural norms.
Raz envisions a future where divine love eradicates the need for traditional religions and societal prejudices, fostering a world connected by enlightened souls. His writings encourage readers to embrace love in its purest form, advocating for a state of being where love is not just an emotion but a pathway to transcendence and unity.
Raz Mihal’s work is a testament to the power of love as a transformative force in our lives and the world.
My Journey on Social Media Lands
Razvan Teodor Mihalcea (pen name used in the UK: Raz Mihal)
My adventure on social media (pen name used during that period 2008-2014: RaaVi) began with the re-profiling of my day-to-day activities, and in searching for a passion that would always oblige me to learn something new, I came across the Web Design/Development, which has now become a hobby for my free time.
I live and work in the UK, leaving my country in December 2014… That’s about it regarding the material side of the author…
My spiritual journey began in childhood, feeling an inexplicable void inside, which I only managed to fill with love and prayer.
I am a person like everyone else with many vices and many problems, both materially and psychologically (😀).
The book I published in Romania (Hearts Of Love) was born from an experience that defined my practice and gave me the current and complete vision of absolute and infinite love and its reflection in the existence of the love known in our lives. I called it Divine Love.
I wrote the first chapters in 16 hours continuously, being blinded by what I was experiencing at those moments, and this happened more than 2-3 days after the event of the night of June 3rd to 4th, 1998, when everything I was to write later was revealed to me.
In 1999, realizing that I had written in a notebook was a book because it was precisely in the current published form in Romania with chapters coherently realized and organized, I decided to publish it. However, I didn’t write it for that purpose but to release what was burning inside me. After choosing the publisher and making many personal corrections, it went to print because the person who was supposed to correct it found it too difficult, not knowing where specific sentences began or ended or how to interpret them.
The pseudonym Otto used for the book cover is inspired by the nickname given by a friend during spiritual conversations we occasionally had in our daily discussions. I find it hard to read even now. Still, I don’t think I could write it better now than I did then because the way I wrote it forces you to reread specific passages to understand the meaning beyond the words, and without living at least a little bit in your heart with love, you have no chance of finishing it.
Don’t shoot the messenger!
