Love

In the Greek language there are three words for love. The reason Love is so hard to define in English is because it is used on so many different levels and refers to any kind of emotional attachment. Let us try and put into words the most universal meaning:

"Love is the urge to be one with, or keep within one's sphere of influence, that which he finds desirable."

Love is the most important emotion because it is the vine from which all others are branches. No emotion or feeling at all would exist if some degree of love did not appear first.

The most common expression of romantic love is between male and female. A correct use of this energy leads toward union and a feeling of joyousness. An incorrect use can cause one to attempt to restrict the freedoms of those who do not respond to love as desired.

Excerpts From The Molecular Relationship, Chapter 17 -- Making The Negative Positive ( Copyright 1999 by J.J. Dewey, All Rights Reserved)