Do you believe in love at first sight? A quick glance, a friendly smile - sometimes it clicks immediately between two persons. Other people take a bit longer to fall in love. Are you the kind of person to fall in love at first sight?
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If you haven’t experienced it for yourself, you probably don’t believe that Love at First Sight is real. There are plenty of skeptics who chalk it all up to lust or infatuation and refuse to believe that you can really fall in love with someone the first moment you see them.
Scientists study our brain activity and say that it’s quite possible but everyone is free to believe or not to believe.
Some people claim that it happened to them and it was like you raise your head, meet those eyes and tell yourself “It is He/She!”. Psychologists say that love at first sight depends on our psychological state at the moment. In some case we won’t even notice those charming eyes in another they can make a lasting impression on us.
There are many factors act in the situation of falling in love from the first sight. These are our ideals, intuition or “fast logic”, imagination, or if when someone meets our unconscious criteria etc. When you fall in love at the first sight you are usually ready and willing to fall in love. Less possibility that it will happen if you are tired, stressed, solving problems in you mind and believe in false ideas.
Love at first sight is a myth to some, and a matter of fact to others. I know couples who have been in love since the moment they met and never looked back. I also have friends who instantaneously fall head over heels for lover after lover, only to have each new liaison flounder and fail. Is the phenomenon of love at first sight really love? Is it lust? or Is it something in between?
Sunday, January 11, 2009
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Love at first sight . . . it does exist!
When I was a young girl, I asked my grandmother how I would know I was in love . . . she said I would feel like I was hit by a ton of bricks :) It kinda does make you feel like that . . .
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I don't believe in love at first sight myself. How can you genuinely love somebody as soon as you lay eyes on them?
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Karol Wojtyla penned a play call The Jeweler's Shop. The play was written in the 1960's in Poland and is in 3 Acts. The play reflects Karol Wojtyla's insight into such fundamental concerns as: What does it mean to fall in love? How do we know if love is real - and can it last? If it dies, how can we go on living - and loving again? The play explores these questions through the eyes of three couples, each of whom encounters the mysterious Jeweler who understands a great deal about the nature of love.
A dramatic reading of The Jeweler's Shop (a play by Karol Wojtyla) as performed by the St. Genesius Company (an Amateur Drama Group) in November 2008 is available for viewing on Youtube. An excellent introduction is provided by Carole Brown. I hope you enjoy it.
The sound quality is not optimal and you may need to turn up the volume a little.
http://www.youtube.com/user/ilifedramatv
The play is written in the style of Rhapsodic Theater, which emphasizes the spoken word rather than the characters or the set. This style of Theater was used as a means of preserving Polish culture during a period of history when external powers where intent upon crushing it. Plays written in this style were performed in secret, often in homes with minimal staging and lighting in order that the performers could quickly disguise their activity in the event that they were interrupted by the authorities. Our dramatic reading is performed with minimal set. The Jeweler's Shop is 'a meditation that lapses occasionally into drama' to quote the author. The characters speak their thoughts and reflections as a stream of consciousness to the audience in monologues that are cleverly linked and profound in their content.
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