love
All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.
The Importance Of Love And Affection In Your Life And Relationships
People are social animals naturally. A few of us might be more friendly contrasted with others. Toward the day's end, we are in general wired for participating in friendly cooperations with people around us. At times an individual should be encircled by various companions and be in consistent correspondence with others. Now and again an individual is happy with simply their relatives or a couple of select dear companions. These requirements change contingent on the individual and their ways of life, encounters, and inclinations. To do without a few type of adoration and fondness in our lives, however, can create some issues en route, particularly on the off chance that this absence of help and association starts at a more youthful age.
By Abdulbasit4 years ago in Humans
All That I See
I spent most of my youth in a very rural town in northwest Tennessee. Half-way through third grade I was pulled from public school and began a tumultuous trial-by-error series of homeschool curriculums, and it wasn't until I started eighth grade that my family finally settled on a permanent choice. They didn't select it for the religious indoctrination of it (ever curriculum was Christian based), but rather it offered my parents support in ensuring that my brother and I received a modicum of belated support and corrective feedback that neither of us received from our parents.
By James Willis4 years ago in Humans
Lovings & Khamas
This is a sample of my play Lovings & Khamas. This play is based on true events. Synopsis Two love stories shared on one stage. One love story that has changed US History. Another love story that has changed the world. Based on their love stories that have been told before, Four People, Two different worlds and two different periods of time, In Caroline County, Virginia,1950s, Richard Loving, a Caucasian falls in love with Mildred, a shy-soft spoken African American and In London,UK, 1940s, Sir Sereste Khama, an African prince from Botswana finds love in Ruth Williams, a white British woman born from South London. Four people, two different time periods, two different worlds, two stories in one play. Somewhere in the 1940s and 1950s. Four interracial married couples. One from Virginia and the other from UK and Botswana. Dealing with segregation and apartheid. These people love stories were forbidden to the public and banished from their homes until they fight for their love and their right to come home. Their stories have been told before.
By Gladys W. Muturi4 years ago in Humans
It Starts as Strangers...
True love is a beauty. An unbreakable bond with a sparked, electric pull force that people share. A partner in crime, a support system, a home. It's a rarity to find a love like this, but the possibilities are beyond imaginable. I've seen love like this, from my parents, my grandparents, my friends, and from those unknown. I've experienced love like this, although it had been the wrong timing. We were lost souls that found each other, and were nurtured by the purity and light of that spark many strive to grasp hold of and capture. But this love isn't indexed to the intimate sealant between two. It branches out to everyone, and prospers in an infinite amount of ways, similar and differing.
By Kelsey Mathieson4 years ago in Humans
Wife Of The Forest
An entire forest was jealous of the happiness between their king and queen, and decided to separate them in an effort to be rid of their joyfulness. So they made the queen fall asleep in her husband’s arms, and took her away from him with their magic. The king searched far and wide for his wife until he finally found her sleeping beneath a tree, where he sat beside her with his head resting on hers. The story has several different versions, but it ultimately ended with the couple being reunited and living happily ever after together.
By Joe Walter5 years ago in Humans
Make Him Fall in Love With You!
Do you ever get a gut feeling about someone when you meet them for the first time? You know it's not because of what they said or did when that happens. It's a signal that you pick up on through their facial expression, vocal tone, or body language.
By Holistic Life5 years ago in Humans
Ear is the priceless blessing of nature
The human ear resembles the number 3, the third day of the third month of each year is celebrated as World Ear Health Day. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make people aware of the importance of ear and hearing diseases. Special events, walks, seminars, conferences are organized on this day at major hospitals and headquarters of the country under the auspices of Pakistan Medical Association, Department of Health and various NGOs like all over the world. And to raise awareness about ear diseases. Undoubtedly, the Creator of the universe, the Lord of the heavens and the earth, has made mankind the highest masterpiece of creation. Play a role. The sound waves enter the outer part of the ear and hit the eardrum, then they hit the bones in the middle part of the ear. In this way the sound waves reach the brain by hitting the hearing organ, nodule or knot. The ear (ear) acts as a sensory organ of sound as well as plays a vital role in maintaining balance and posture, keeping the body balanced and in good condition.
By shakeel ahmad5 years ago in Humans
How To Get The Spark Back In Your Marriage (How To Bring Romance Back Into Your Marriage)
It doesn't matter how good your marriage is, or how close you are to your spouse. When a couple has been married for a long time, the spark starts to fade. You love each other very much, but the excitement just isn't there anymore. Here are some easy ways to bring the spark back into your marriage.
By Hailey Sadie5 years ago in Humans
How to Celebrate the Holi Festival: Tips for the Best Possible Experience Holi
How to Celebrate the Holi Festival: Tips for the Best Possible Experience Holi is the Hindu festival of colors, celebrated every March. It is a celebratory time that marks the arrival of spring and symbolizes unity in diversity. This blog will show you how to celebrate Holi like a pro!
By Girijashankar Ray5 years ago in Humans
