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Love Explained Through Citations – Part 1 All you need is love. Love is all you need. Is this true? Maybe not... Valentine’s Day is not far away and soon anything to do with love will take center stage giving people the perfect day to express their enduring love for one another; for me it is a good
Read moreYoung, old, first timers or not, getting married is very much in vogue. A wedding commissioner sheds light on the marriage ceremony and what makes a marriage successful.
Read moreNo matter how many years we spend on this planet, they ultimately become a fleeting shadow fading into human history. We may marvel at the centenarian without fully grasping their influence and impact. Leaving a legacy, love's unending legacy, is a consideration often running through our minds while the fear of being forgotten is troubling and distressing.
Read moreHappy Valentine’s day! The 14th of February is that special time of the year when we celebrate love and romance, a day when restaurants are booked up and chocolate sales go through the roof! To understand why it is celebrated it is helpful to understand it's history, how the traditions of Valentine’s Day started, and the importance of love.
Read moreFalling in or out of love is one of the strongest emotions that people can experience. Love can be kind. Love can be cruel. Love is everything. Love has been called "one of the most studied and least understood areas in psychology."
Read moreThe amazing and true story of Professor Ueno and his dog Hachi is described in This Is Your Quest - Chapter 14 - Page 184: This story takes place in Japan in the 1920s. The main characters are Eizaburo Ueno, Professor of Agricultural Science at Tokyo University and his Dog Hachiko (nicknamed Hachi )
Read moreExtract from This Is Your Quest - Chapter 14 - Page 183: According to the Ancient Greeks, there are 8 types of Love Storge is a natural form of affection that often flows between parents and their children; but it can also be found in the unconditional love that dog owners get from their dog. Dogs a
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