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    The document discusses different types of love, including impersonal love (for objects, principles, or goals) and interpersonal love (between humans). It also discusses the psychology of love according to Robert Sternberg's triangular theory of love, which includes intimacy, commitment, and passion. Additionally, it discusses the importance of kindness, defining it as being good to others through politeness, support, financial help, and boosting morale. It encourages acts of kindness without expectation of return and explains that kindness towards humans and animals improves mood and life satisfaction compared to anger, judgment, or cruelty.

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    The document discusses different types of love, including impersonal love (for objects, principles, or goals) and interpersonal love (between humans). It also discusses the psychology of love according to Robert Sternberg's triangular theory of love, which includes intimacy, commitment, and passion. Additionally, it discusses the importance of kindness, defining it as being good to others through politeness, support, financial help, and boosting morale. It encourages acts of kindness without expectation of return and explains that kindness towards humans and animals improves mood and life satisfaction compared to anger, judgment, or cruelty.

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    The document discusses different types of love, including impersonal love (for objects, principles, or goals) and interpersonal love (between humans). It also discusses the psychology of love according to Robert Sternberg's triangular theory of love, which includes intimacy, commitment, and passion. Additionally, it discusses the importance of kindness, defining it as being good to others through politeness, support, financial help, and boosting morale. It encourages acts of kindness without expectation of return and explains that kindness towards humans and animals improves mood and life satisfaction compared to anger, judgment, or cruelty.

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    Love and Kindness

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    The document discusses different types of love, including impersonal love (for objects, principles, or goals) and interpersonal love (between humans). It also discusses the psychology of love according to Robert Sternberg's triangular theory of love, which includes intimacy, commitment, and passion. Additionally, it discusses the importance of kindness, defining it as being good to others through politeness, support, financial help, and boosting morale. It encourages acts of kindness without expectation of return and explains that kindness towards humans and animals improves mood and life satisfaction compared to anger, judgment, or cruelty.

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    Love and Kindness

    What is Love?
    • No one can give a proper definition
    • Love is Nothing but a type of feeling
    that comes from ones heart
    • The English word love can refer to a
    variety of different feelings, states, and
    attitude that ranges from interpersonal
    affection (“I Love my Mother”) to
    pleasure (“I Loved that Meal”).
    Types of Love
    • Impersonal Love

    • Interpersonal Love
    IMPERSONAL LOVE
    • To Love an object, principle,
    or goal
    • People can also love animals,
    objects, or activities if they
    invest themselves in bonding
    or otherwise identifying with
    those things.
    • If sexual passion is also
    involved, then this feeling is
    called paraphilia.
    INTERPERSONAL LOVE
    • To love between human
    beings.
    • Love is most closely
    associated with
    interpersonal
    relationships.
    Psychology of love
    • Psychology depicts love as cognitive and social
    phenomenon.
    • According to psychologist Robert Sternberg
    love has three different components: intimacy,
    commitment and passion.
    Psychology of love
    • Intimacy is a form in which two people share
    confidences and various details of their personal
    lives, and is usually shown in friendships and
    romantic love affairs.
    • Commitment, on the other hand, is the
    expectation that the relationship is permanent.
    The last and most common form of love is sexual
    attraction and passion.
    • Passionate love is shown in infatuation as well as
    romantic love.
    Psychological disorder
    • There are also a number of psychological
    disorders related to love , such as Erotomania.
    • Ertomonia is a type of delusional disorder
    where the effected person believes that
    another person is in love with him/her. This
    belief is usually applied to someone with
    higher status or a famous person, but can also
    be applied to a complete stranger.
    Kindness
    What is Kindness?
    • Kindness simply means
    being good to people
    around us. It can be done
    by being polite to them,
    offering them emotional
    support, helping them
    financially, boosting their
    morale or by simply being
    supportive to them.
    Present day Kindness
    • Kindness is a virtue that is rarely found these
    days. People these days are so busy gratifying
    their own needs and desires that they
    overlook that of the others.
    • Being kind to others is out of question for
    most.
    Acts of Kindness Never Go
    Unnoticed
    • While we must indulge in acts of kindness
    selflessly without expecting anything in return.
    • Helping others and being kind to them gives us an
    immediate sense of satisfaction.
    • whatever we give comes back to us in
    abundance. This is also known as the law of
    Karma.
    • Being kind in general by being polite with others
    keeps us in a good mood as compared to the
    times when we get into arguments, or judge
    others or raise our voice.
    Kindness Towards Animals
    • Not just with human beings,
    we must also be kind
    towards animals.
    • Many people throw stones
    at the street dogs and cows
    to scare them away. It is
    alright if done as an act of
    self dense however many
    people do it just for fun.
    • We must rather be kind
    towards them.
    Conclusion on Kindness
    • People who indulge in charity work and help
    other people with various big and small tasks
    are happier than those who only work for
    themselves.
    Quote on Kindness

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