Why We Love

Webster's dictionary defines love as "other people's feelings through relatives or personal relationships". However, Wikipedia defines love as "strong love and personal affection". In a philosophical context, love is a virtue that expresses human kindness, compassion, and affection. Love is an abstract noun, there is no concrete form of love. So who is wrong is wrong. Love can only be defined by someone who claims to belong to it. However, researchers can investigate the reason behind them.

(According to Soble he called this delicate love.) If you ask why we love someone, we can not give any reason (otherwise it is an opinion). There is no reason for us to love someone. That is why we sometimes say "love is blind". I love x is not looking at the front value, but seeing the value of x. In the idea of ​​empowerment, love is creative, not a reaction to worthy things. By loving x, I put in the value that I did not exist before. I love x so I found some valuable qualities. Love is to do creative work: it explains why I feel worth it

I want to pass the Why-Loves lens: Through this, we understand why I like these. When I was in a favorable position in the client's office yesterday, why did I experience the impulse of love? In that scene, I suddenly learned that brainstorming is popular, so the sense of creativity, beauty, nature, and order has been appreciated both in this customer's life and my own life. Therefore, there is a sense of connection that is the source of all impulses! Like a Where-Loves lens: Looking at it from a bird's-eye view, this lens is a macro setting. You can see all parts of your biggest love scene: life terrain, door shoes, a bite of the rest of the plate, a wrinkled seat, a batch of the first snowflakes, and a rise of the neighbor's chimney. The sun casts a final color on the horizon. All at once

We discussed about loving another person, but what about you yourself? We have all heard that "loving your neighbors seems to be yourself", but seldom think about the preconditions mentioned explicitly in this sentence. Before we can fall in love with other people, we must first love ourselves (maybe I should publish this book before Valentine 's Day). This book is short (about 1 hour to read), but very powerful. Kamal talked about his story from the lowest point and talked about ways in which he can regain his life and love for myself. I started with this oath that I am satisfied with Kamal 's self and encouraged us to swear. He said that the oath is a half fight. Next, he started belief that simple exercise, 7-minute meditation, and "I love myself" every day. After meditation he will continue to affirm every time he does imperfect work.