We are involved in exchange every day in our society. But instead of loving our exchange and each other, we started loving the material means of exchange: Money.

In the process of spending money, we tend to forget that buying is actually an exchange, and not just a one-way transaction.

Money can be a token of appreciation for our small corner store, nice neighborhood coffee shop, cool vinyl record store, etc.

So pay by adding some Love to your payment. Not because of your Love for money, but because of your Love for the person you’re dealing with!

Some might argue that Love should not be used as a currency, because Love is priceless. But shouldn’t we start appreciating more in our society those values that can’t be quantified?

That’s why the love banknote has no number: it’s not one Love, or one Hundred Love, it is just Love. Pure Love.

It might not be legal tender, but definitely is personal and loving tender for all exchanges private or public executed with Love.