The True Nature of Love - Loveology for Humans

What is love? How do people define love when it means so many different things to different people? In this montage, Journeys to Love writers and explorers Scotte and Toni Burns begin their video series with a little loveology for humans, sharing how diverse Americans see the human connections of love, offering hope for the future as well as love and laughter at a time when they're all needed most!

A biker couple looking for love stories may seem out of place in a Buddhist temple in New York, among the Amish of Pennsylvania, in Salt Lake City’s gay pride parade, the Baptist churches of Alabama, a Colorado prison hospice, on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation, the streets of East Detroit, or in the St. Louis Ballet. Yet, Journeys to Love explorers Scotte and Toni Burns have ridden out to them all in a quest to find love and its human connections across our changing nation. Journeys to Love videos and writings offer hope that while the faces of America are changing, those faces needn't turn away from one another until we all become strangers in our own land. Offering hope for the future, we love humor and delight in positivity, destroying stereotypes, and seeing the good in people, reconnecting diverse Americans through exploring the true nature of love beyond romance, while rediscovering America and parts unknown. To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides!

[montewehrenberg]

“You do not give love, you grow in love.” - Leo Buscaglia

[hawaii-]

When there is a heart break it’s a split of the self and that’s why it hurts so much.

[sebastianspecht]

You left out the main ingredient of love. Communication, Transparency, Acceptance and Honesty

[lowrilewis]

Love is accepting one’s partner in all their shortcomings while encouraging their growth.

[velocirapter]

Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking outward together😁

[johanneskonig]

“we need a secular understanding of love” proceeds to describe love in a very biblical way

[gayekar]

Allowing people to be comfortable with themselves while also giving them the room to grow

[hayrikaraman]

Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous or boastful or proud or rude.

[eliazamora]

That doesnt mean to walk back to the toxic person you decided to leave.

[maesahagun]

I pray to God everyday that I find someone who’ll love me the way my Dad loves my Mom.

[daniellesalazar]

And thats only half of it. The real challenge is being loved back.

[retrolover]

I think true love is when two people get along like best friends.😬

[scotthiker]

The definition of Love is simpler than many people think it is

[bruderjakob]

"When you love someone, you treat their heart like it was your own."

[chrissiemaus]

True love is charity, imagination, kindness, forgiveness, loyalty and patience.

[daniellest]

True Love = (True Self-Love) + (True Love of Others).

[trishanewcomb]

Some relationships are so mature and beautiful.

[haticelal]

What do you think of our seven ingredients of love?

[barsaynur]

For me, the ultimate definition of true love is my parents.

[itsmejeannie]

Love is not the fire that burns deeply when you first meet, it's the small flame that remains