Tuesdays With Morrie Quotes

Love Always Wins. In the book Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom, Mitch teaches his final course to Mitch Albom, a course that ends upon his death. Sixteen years after Mitch’s graduation from Brandeis, Mitch feels frustrated with his life despite his success as a reporter. One night Mitch is flipping through the TV when he sees his old Sociology professor, Morrie and learns that he’s been diagnosed with ALS. Shortly after this Morrie begins seeing his profession every Tuesday, each with lessons on the meaning of life. Morrie teaches lessons of love, creating your own culture, and accepting death. As Morrie comes closer to death, Mitch comes closer to truly living. The quote “Love always wins” is at the center of Morrie’s teachings throughout the book as love transcends death, gives you true wealth, and unleashes the power of forgiveness.

Morrie teaches that love is how one stays alive, even after one dies. That a death does not kill a relationship. Your impact on others is how you live even after you die, or are forgotten. Even though Morrie is dead now, he lives on through the book Tuesdays with Morrie, and he still has an impact on people’s lives. People who apply the lessons learned in this book can then go on the impact the people around them. Even people with no connection or knowledge of Morrie could still be substantially impacted by him after his death. Death is the greatest loss one can suffer, though love can allow you to overcome this loss. Love still wins, even in the face of