The Flood of Love is an incredible analysis of the art of hatred and love. It explored the short sightedness of bias in details. It refused to criminalize bias since its criminal nature cannot analytically be quantified. It rather dealt with it as almost an integral part of human nature which when overcome, unleashes the best qualities of the human race which can only be summed up with the word "LOVE". It did not only allow bias to have its own course, it craftily exposed its prejudicial weaknesses. While reinforcing the positive characteristics of tolerance and or acceptance, it amplifies the benefits of being nonjudgmental to the world.

The Flood of Love went deep into drug use and its ignored consequences. It is a " beware" kind of book. People could easily be lured into this life destroying habit without the slightest knowledge that they are being preyed upon. The dealers have mastered the craft of preying on both the young and the old when they think they are the least vulnerable. The big drug leaders have a way of sniffing out victims in society with their friendly persona. When they do, one can only be saved by their strong WILL. If one succumbs to their desire, they become "hooked" and can only be saved by divine intervention. The key statement is to stay away from drugs and be conscious of the people you react and interact with.

Remember that in that underground drug world, once in, coming out has devastating consequences. You can run and hide from the drug lords. They do not give up. One day, you will fall into their sophisticated network of murderous beasts. You have nothing to gain from this way of life. It is always a lose-lose situation. Finally, just beware.