There are many books about cults. This is not one of them. The War on Love doesn’t just recount the inner workings of Love Has Won — it echoes something much deeper: the experience of awakening inside a collective illusion, and realizing that the true cult was never just the group. It was the cult of separation we’ve all been born into. Andrew-Ryan Profaci’s journey reads like a mirror held up to consciousness itself — the part of us that seeks, attaches, questions, surrenders, then finally r...

There are many books about cults. This is not one of them. The War on Love doesn’t just recount the inner workings of Love Has Won — it echoes something much deeper: the experience of awakening inside a collective illusion, and realizing that the true cult was never just the group. It was the cult of separation we’ve all been born into. Andrew-Ryan Profaci’s journey reads like a mirror held up to consciousness itself — the part of us that seeks, attaches, questions, surrenders, then finally r...