Beyond Separation - Is love needed?

Is love needed? (Download)

By Michael Knight

Saturday 11 December 2010

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Is a love with someone or of something needed for your survival as well as enjoyment in life?

While you maybe nonchalant in your thinking as the answer may sound obvious to you and perhaps dismiss this need for love as necessary to maintain your existence — you may wish to think again and a bit deeper.

Take your loved ones away, work or daily activities that you love doing and how would you feel? How long could you cope for before your demise?

Finding new sources of love can be vitally important to people, especially when their stocks are low or depleted.

This can be a reason why people find new partners and have affairs, simply in search of that new stream of love to keep them alive. This moral aberration mightn't make make much sense to certain people a lot of the time, least of all to their partner, however in the context of one doing what he or she believes they need to do in order to survive, it can in fact make perfect sense.

Whilst it is true that infidelity should not be a preferable choice as there are other non destructive sources of love available, who can really be the judge of what that specific person really needs in order they survive in the manner they deem appropriate?

For some, 'what type of love do I need' and 'love what type of person' are questions that must surely come up and need answering.

Maybe sharing your heart, dreams, aspirations and daily activities with someone special may again be the way to go. Feeling that connectedness during life's ups and downs may just be one of those tantalising forms of love you insatiably crave for, with the good news being, so do many others.

With love, kindness and peace
Michael

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By: Brenda from Victoria, Australia on December 18, 2010 @ 10:41 am

As one who has seen the lives of friends and their children devastated by infidelity, may I be the first to put my hand up in answer of the question "who can really be the judge?" The act of infidelity can never be condoned in deference to individual needs, in my opinion. As the good Dr. Phil says - if your needs are not being met within your marriage, look inside you marriage, and not outside of it, for your solutions!Infidelity is a serious sin, or moral failing, depending on one's framework. The sin can always be judged for what it is, while judgement of the sinner may belong to a higher power. (Some would argue that the state should judge infidelity in divorce and custody settlements too, as it did before the advent of so-called 'no-fault' marriage destruction).

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