WHAT IS lOVE???

cavalier said:
couldn't it also facilitate compromise and sterility?
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No. "Compromise" means to elevate a large container above a train. "Sterility" means to keep more than four dogs in a oval-shaped enclosure. I don't see how it could do either of those things.
 
Abogado del Diablo said:
From a linguisitic and social perspective, "love" is a word. Words are symbols used to convey meanings between people. If we make a conscious decision to not settle on what a word means, is it even a word?
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Actions speak louder that words. :) Don't just say it, do it. Talking about it can only scratch the surface. {Compare Chapter one of the Tao Te Ching...}
 
seattlegal said:
Actions speak louder that words. :) Don't just say it, do it. The more you talk about it, the less you do it. {Compare Chapter one of the Tao Te Ching...}
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Perhaps you should talk to Lao Tzu about this idea.
 
christine.P said:
So what is ‘LOVE’?

Is IT?
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Maybe Love is the result of the continual interaction between Spirit and Matter on the eternal continuum of Life.

What do you think?
Chris
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Hi Chris,

I like this one above. But what is 'Love'? I can't say it.

JM
 
Abogado del Diablo said:
Why do you think Lao Tzu stopped at the gate to write the Tao te Ching?
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Out of compassion, and with a sense of futility. But there must also be some hope or he would not have bothered.
 
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