The Need for Love: The Value of Relationships (Love Formula)

About the Book
Love is a complex game. At first, it may seem simple, but it becomes increasingly intricate as we delve into its mysteries. How do we understand the motives of love? What is the value of relationships, and why is love one of the most fundamental needs? These questions prompt us to look into the mirror of our own emotions and reconsider how we love and whom we love.
The book "The Need for Love: The Value of Relationships" invites us to delve into the depths of our unconscious, which is a constant driving force behind our actions. By exploring the boundaries of consciousness and the unconscious, we seek to understand how they interact, change, and accompany us in this complex process we call life.
By delving into consciousness, we examine theories of intelligence that help us understand what the mind is and how it relates to our emotions and relationships. We discuss how intelligence influences our personality, how it differs between men and women, and across different cultures. We will understand why we all strive to find a smart partner with high intellect. Then, we explore the criteria of intelligence and its connection to emotions. We talk about willpower and motivation. We draw important conclusions about how they affect our relationships and our ability to love.
Next, we immerse ourselves in the study of needs and examine the theory of "three needs" by D. McClelland, psychoanalytic theory, and Maslow's hierarchy of needs. These theories help us better understand our needs in love and relationships. In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, we see the significance of the need for love in people's lives, and we explore the range of needs, or unconscious desires, from the instinct for survival and procreation to the need for respect, knowledge, aesthetics, and self-actualization.
In conclusion, we discuss values, their development, and their influence on partner selection. We also talk about differences in values among individuals and across cultures. We understand how values shape our perception of love and relationships.
In this book, you will find answers to many questions, including:

• What is intuition and how does it manifest?
• Why is it important to differentiate our unconscious motives for happy relationships?
• The significance of selfhood in romantic relationships.
• How do unconscious archetypes affect couple relationships?
• What is consciousness?
• How does intelligence manifest in family relationships?
• What are flexible and crystallized intelligence?
• Why is moral intelligence important for romantic relationships?
• Why develop intellectual abilities?
• How does the intelligence of men and women differ?
• How do we know if a partner is intelligent or not?
• What are the criteria for intelligence?
• Why is it advantageous to be smart?
• Why do people get married? What motive lies behind this ritual?
• Through love, how do people reveal and fulfill the essence of all their needs?
• How does the innate need for self-definition and self-expression influence a couple?
• What are values, and why do we need them?
• Why do values govern behavior?
• Why do people with different values often fail to understand each other?
• How are social and personal values interconnected?
• What are the differences in values across different cultures?
• Why is it important to be aware of our life values?
• What are the various family values?

Thus, this book, "The Need for Love: The Value of Relationships," invites you to embark on a profound exploration of your own self, providing an understanding of how our emotions, mind, and unconscious work and examining what we seek in relationships and why it is so important to us.

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