Why We Need Love
- Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II’s (13th century) experiments on infants [1]
- René Spitz’s studies of Emotional Deprivation on Infants (1952) [2]
- The Relationship between Orphanages and Infant survival rate [3]
- The Devastating Effects of Isolation on Social Behaviour [4]
- The Effect of Touch on a Human Infants Growth & Survival [5]
- The Need for Human contact in Babies [6]
How Love Feels
Love is going to feel differently for everyone. To some it might feel tingly, soft, warm, and fuzzy. To others, it might feel electric, bold, and abundant. In either case, it will feel comfortable. If you practice how to attract love energy, you’ll learn how to bring love into your life on a daily basis or on command. Love is fluid and plentiful. It’s important that you get a true feeling for love so much that it is natural to feel it early and often.
How To Accept Love
However, if love was neglected, then you’ll often have a difficult time recreating it in your later years. This can be overcome if there is a genuine effort to reevaluate oneself. Self awareness is crucial at this point. Ask yourself how your personal relationships are and reexamine how or why they end (or the recurring patterns that appear in them). Once you are able to take a step back and be honest about your love life, only then will you be able to see clearly what is hindering the ability for you to receive love.
How to Receive Love
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