Smiley facemotional Awareness.

By Charles Dooner.

Love

In the famous words of the beatles “all you need is love” that sounds nice but love also has some not so nice friends.
But the truest words spoken were by the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson who said “tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all”. He said these words in 1850.

So what is love.
It is an intense feeling of deep affection, a deep romantic or sexual attachment to someone. Love can also be shown as a great interest and pleasure in something. It can also be a person, place or thing that you love.
Affection
Affection includes the following emotions, fondness, attraction, adoration, sentimentality and caring. Love can be platonic or romantic. A platonic relationship can be intimate and affectionate but not sexual.
Lust
is to have a strong sexual desire; you could also lust for something or someone.. Lust also has some very close friends like arousal, desire, passion, and obsession.

Primary Emotion Secondary Emotion Emotional Relation Solution
Love Affection and lust Affectionate, aroused, caring, devoted, intimate, tender, warm, lust. Affection includes the following emotions, fondness, attraction, adoration, sentimentality and caring Lust also has some very close friends like arousal, desire, passion, and obsession. Identify The Distortion.(what am I thinking that is making me feel this way). Does what I feel have direct connection to me . Examine the evidence. (is my thinking true). Ask other people questions this will help find out if your thoughts and attitudes are true. Revert back to your NTR

Mind Cultivation Of Love
Q-Love can be shown in different ways to different people HOW?
A-Love can be shown in different ways to our family in comparison to or friends.
Q-Love has to be developed; HOW?
A-Love is a process of getting to know different peoples personality in helping developing intimate and personal relationships.
Q-Love may not be what we think; HOW?
A-Love should not confuse with lust and obsession.
Q-Love is a practice; How?
A- Be genuine, Be encouraging, Compliments mean little if they are not genuine. Express genuine gratitude - this can help in developing second nature love.

“Money can buy you a fine dog, but only love can make him wag his tail.”

Good Mind Cultivation is to see love through the experiences of others. Ask immediate family members or a close friend to recall times when they experienced love and how they felt about it. Don’t try to explain your real intentions. Simply listen. Begin to understand the emotional feelings they experienced. This will help in building a self-awareness of love for future situations.

Self love :List your positive attributes and reflect on them daily this will help overcome negative beliefs about yourself. Never call yourself names, as this only reinforces a negative self belief. You are unique.

Mindful of confusion: Love is an emotional desire to connect with and be close to another person. It creates within us a feeling of attraction to someone not based on his or her outward appearance, but the qualities that encompass his or her inner self. Lust, on the other hand, is skin-deep. It is based on another person’s physical aspects that are most readily available from our eyes. By nature, lust requires no work. Its satisfaction is easily obtained with a glance or a brief interaction.

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