Love Book 7Chapter 13 of 16
Chapter 13

Introduction:

3 sections

Introduction:

The attention-need, along with our dependency on others for survival, is what we experience as love with purpose. Expectations are the first enemy of love. When we ask for love, we are actually asking only for the person's attention. When we say a person doesn't love us, we actually mean that the other person doesn't give us enough attention. The basic need for any human being is attention from others. The attention-need, along with our dependency on others for survival, is what we experience as love. The person who is not satisfied, not confident, and not happy with themselves only will strive for attention from outside. The dependency on the others might be psychological, physical or spiritual. The whole idea of love with a purpose is nothing but getting the attention of the others in some way. We love anyone who pays us compliments. We secretly nurture a good name with in the name of love. Like this there is always some hidden reason for our love with purpose. The relationship can also happen causelessly, without any reason. To experience this we have to try relating with someone for no reason. Only then we will understand that the experience of love is much more important than the object of love.

Goals:

To make them understand that love with conditions is not true love.

Assessment:

    1. How do you express love to others?
    1. What is attention needed?
    1. When do we strive for attention?
    1. What is causeless love? Have you experienced it?
    1. What is termed as love with a purpose?
    1. Which is the enemy?