Love

It is a common phenomenon around us that it has been tied up all living creatures in the world. There are many more examples as well as definitions at different levels by human understandings. Mostly, it has been described metaphorically or simply by different poets, critics and philosophers too. They say, " Love is the way to transfer the inner feelings each- other with great happiness. Moreover,it is the way to get full peace of mind. I think, it's a force of human nature and in other sense,it is also our requirements of life. Apart from all these different definitions, it has very wide area to define. Since Aristotle to till date, mostly, philosophers define it in different formats but still this chapter is not closed. This is the fact that it is very small and simple in shape but very enormous in meaning. I think, two or three definitions are very comfortable for us to understand, it's not enough. But the fact is that, love has been generated by our requirements, it has been shown in requiremental shape. 
              There are many more examples around us for it so I am going to exemplify differently by my own experiences of life. Without any hesitation, I am exploring my own ideas for it that when we come on this earth,we need nourishment, love has been established with whom who nourished. Actually, there are seven states of human life with different requirements,love has been established with whom who fulfills our requirements,So, proudly say that love means requirements. But some people say that love is a force of nature. I accept it but some people are saying that it's our organics need. Some people are saying that it means reunion of two opposite souls but into different forms. Spiritual love means a contraction of two souls, physical love means a contraction of two physical entities and so on. William Shakespeare said," Love is a force of nature through which transmission of ideas from one side to another". Osho,a world famous philosopher said, "love is a medicine to provide peace, prosperity and happiness within us". Love is a problem and also a big solution. If you are in search of love, could not satisfy, it shows a problem and if you want, finally get it, it shows a solution. Not just that, sometimes, it decorates our life with spiritual and physical pleasures. Moreover, it works as a poison or as a nectar. I like to suggest you that if you take it as a nectar(means positive),you will have peace, prosperity and happiness and it will provide constructive energy to perform duties; similarly, if you take it as a poison (means negative),you will have angry, rage, unhappiness and frustration. 
"Don't hate books and Gita ,hate before maturity beautiful Sita". So in conclusion, you must think well before accepting it in your life in any form. You are responsible in your life. Friendship is its branch, society is also its branch, village is also its branch, state is also its branch, country is also its branch, human relationship is also its branch and life is also its important branch. We are surrounded by this common phenomenon in this entire world. 

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