Disconnected maybe?

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groks

There is interest in this love evolution idea, although, is love something that could do this? Where did love begin at, it would seem funny to say at the microbial level. An emotion, our emotions. Love is one of them, as well as anger, excitement, jealousy, even being tired. These emotions are all very unique, considering love can make you excited, jealous, tired, and angry.
But can being tired make you love, excited, or angry? Well I guess it can make you angry..
But it seems as if our emotions are so disorderly they reflect our world environment in which we live that is so entropic, when we are quite structurally organized as human beings.
Since people love, we love, and also many puppy dogs, kitties, or other mammals. Maybe you say your parrot loves you or your snake, what have it, it would probably try to bite you if you were angry with it. You get what I'm saying.
So maybe love is something that could do this, it has always been there in the universe but since we are becoming disconnected from the universe... maybe we are becoming too far away from love. Feeling the disconnection does not feel good, I strive more. The more or disconnection continues, the less likely our species will be to survive?

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I like the notion that "love is the only emotion that expands intelligence". To look at love as an intelligent emotion (when tapped into correctly) and for me it requires adequate energy. I think being tired is a way not get blocked from experiencing love and that when i am tired being given love helps raise my energy. Emotions are things that can overwelm easily when there isn't an anchor for them. Thus I believe that some form of internal peace is that anchor and can help to move through all the emotional terrain we inhabit without sponging it up unnecessarily. Just like an ocean we can ride or sink in it. I do think love is what is going to help us evolve and survive. We have the solutions to the world crisis' but not enough love.

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Its funny you said like an ocean, we ride or sink in it. I did a paper last year called "Follow the Flow", about my trip to Costa Rica and how I realized that I needed to follow the flow of my emotions more. I related it to an instance when I was in the ocean in Montezuma, where the current was stronger than I had ever experienced. I fought it and was not riding it. I was not following the flow. I used this to relate to my emotions in life, (big part in terms of an ex-boyfriend), and how I was fighting the current of them in my life. By fighting this current, you will end up sinking or having someone lift you out of your mess.
This was the life changing for me, and I am glad that you have given me this comment that relates to a past experience I had within arising new thoughts.

DB

I don't think love itself is

I don't think love itself is an "intelligent" emotion, but I think when receiving love it opens you up so much that it then becomes easier to learn and think, and to become "intelligent" and that really makes me think that lack of love really is one of the largest problems facing us today.

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