Love Became Conditional: The Pattern Behind Life's Biggest Questions (1)

Kok, Hendrikus M. R.

ISBN 10: 8398231602 / ISBN 13: 9788398231602

Published by Ousia.One, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Love Became Conditional: The Pattern Behind Life's Biggest Questions (1)
• Publisher: Ousia.One
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 8398231602
• ISBN 13: 9788398231602
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

What if the feeling isn't telling you that something is wrong with you, but that something is trying to protect you?

What if anxiety, perfectionism, shame, loneliness, or the search for meaning are not separate problems to solve, but different expressions of the same underlying pattern?

In Love Became Conditional, Hendrikus M. R. Kok invites readers on a philosophical journey into the structures that shape human experience. Rather than offering quick solutions or ideology, the book gradually reconstructs the observations, questions, and discoveries behind its central ideas, allowing readers to encounter the connections for themselves.

As familiar assumptions begin to shift, readers may start to see themselves, and the people around them, in a different light. Behaviours that once appeared irrational may reveal an internal logic. Feelings once dismissed as flaws may emerge as meaningful responses within a system that has learned to protect what matters most.

Neither a self-help manual nor an academic treatise, Love Became Conditional offers a new lens through which to examine identity, relationships, suffering, and some of life's biggest questions. It does not tell readers what to think. It invites them to reconsider how they think.

The first volume of the Ousia project, this book begins a journey that continues across four volumes, exploring the structures beneath the stories people tell about themselves, each other, and the world they inhabit.

About the Author

Hendrikus M. R. Kok is a Dutch-born product strategist, entrepreneur, and writer based in Warsaw, Poland. With a background in business informatics and years of experience working across technology, organisations, product development, and human behaviour, he has spent much of his career looking for the structures beneath seemingly unrelated problems.His work brings together observations from psychology, philosophy, neuroscience, systems thinking, artificial intelligence, business, and the arts. The result is Ousiology: an emerging framework for examining the underlying structures through which living systems adapt, predict, protect, and express themselves.Love Became Conditional is the first volume of the Ousia project, a series exploring identity, relationships, suffering, meaning, and the possibility of living beyond the maps we construct.