what the meaning of true love?
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A greater love has no one than to lay down his life for another is often the first that comes to mind and it is a good meaning.  Also Buddhist teachings of love and compassion are very deep in learning what true love is for other human beings or any living being.  If we guide our lives and thoughts towards ending the suffering of others, our lives reflect and revolve around love for others.  For myself love is selfless and devoted to others for their mental, physical, and spiritual safety, happiness, and comfort.
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You'll know because you will dream of the future and that love will be a part of that future.  True love is about sharing and being together.  It has the ability to survive the best and worst of times.  It is when you know deep down inside that you are willing to work hard to make this relationship last as long as possible.
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somebody who has found there soulmate.true love
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Love is just what it is. It is unconditional, forgiving , understanding, patient, honest, affectionate, passionate, true love never fails. Love is when two people get together and began to get these irresistable feelings for each other. They will go beyond and above the border by any means necessary for each other. Love does not boast or brag on riches. It is an intense emotional attachment. It is intense desire. Love is beautiful when it is real. I hope this helps you better understand the meaning of love.
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TRUE LOVE IS UNCONDITIONAL LOVE -- YOU LOVE WHO THEY ARE EVEN IF YOU DONT LIKE SOME THINGS THEY DO THAT BOTHER YOU \n\nEXAMPLE ::: A CHILDS LOVE IS TRUE \n            A DOGS LOVE IT TRUE \n            A MOTHERS LOVE IS TRUE\nTHEY LOVE YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE NOT WHAT YOU ARE \n               UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
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You don't you just think it is true love.
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Perhaps our deffinition of love is what is lacking. Is it just some warm fuzzy feeling that we have for another or is it more? Maybe true love is the compassion and understanding of wanting to heal someone that is broken and rejected by acts of that compassion and not by further rejection because a person doesn't meet our standards or capacity to maintain that love. Its easy to love that which is loveable. God loves us all with an active healing love and it is freely offered to anyone and everyone who will recieve it. It is that love that He gives each of us that allows us to go beyond ourselves and our own nature to be Jesus to those that need Him most. Love in Christ, ~J~ <><
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True Love ....\n\nIt's as mysterious as the stars it was written on, as elusive. It is everything it's hyped about to be. It's worth taking every risk, it's worth fighting for, and the problem is if you don't risk all then you risk even more. Love is kind of an elixir that lures us out of reality and into the realm of fantasy. It's like a drug creating an altered state of consciousness.\n\nLove is the moment when an unfavorable act becomes favorable, when you make excuses for some one else's mistakes, when you learn to tolerate, when you learn acceptance, when sacrificing becomes the beauty of life. \n\nIt's the courage to tell the truth especially when you believe its unspeakable.\n\nIt's the time when seeing some one, being seen by some one and thinking about some one feels good, when you learn to find happiness in the smallest of moments.\n\nThat's love--when you learn to put down your ego and love some one more than that.\n\nLove is forgetting your self and remembering some one else. \n\nLove is choosing your partner exactly as he is, and supporting him in his choices. It's honoring your partner's truth and wanting best for him.\n\nIt's not controlling or possessing but rather respecting and trusting.\n\nIt does not mean owning some one, getting some one, rather it means being happy in your loved one's happiness.\n\nLove means living without judgments. It means treasuring your beloved and never taking him for granted. \n\nLove means being able to forgive and learning to give more then you get. It means reaching out when you don't want to, communicating rather than assuming and asking questions rather than jumping to conclusions.\n\nIt means working things out rather than fighting, fighting rather than leaving, and staying through the hurts and disappointments, knowing that through commitment all can be healed. \n\nFalling in love is like being enveloped in a magical cloud. The air feels fresher, the flowers smell sweeter, food tastes more delectable, and the stars shine more brightly at night. You feel light and lofty as though you are floating through life, and your problems and challenges suddenly seem insignificant and easily surmountable. Your body feels alive, your skin tingles and you awaken in the morning with a smile on your face. You are suspended in a state of supreme delight.\n\nLove is a feeling and an action that arises from the most primal place within us. Making a relationship however, is a process that is learned. A relationship is the vessel that carries the precious cargo of love through time.\n\nRelationships are like a precious antique lamp; it takes a little polish and some effort to restore it to its valuable condition. A relationships love and luster will only improve with age if you continually give it the care that keeps it beautiful. But once you uncover its essential beauty it will bring you joy for years to come.\n\nAfter having said all this I want to say that you have to make the decision on your own, on one hand love is magic, on the other it's time tested relationship worked hard and furiously at.
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I'm not really sure of the true meaning of love, however, I do believe in soulmates. I know this may sound strange but I met someone online last year and we connected right away. I have a boyfriend at home but I honestly believe this other man and I are destined to be together. Him and I have so much in common and we get along great. I have been with my boyfriend for a long time and him and I don't connect anywhere near as much as the other man and I. I do believe in soulmates....all you have to do is make it happen. If you find him....don't let him go!
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You can love both. There is no 'more or less' in true love. Either you love or you don't. There are no yardsticks to measure true love. Moreover true love is not exclusive. You can love one and many simultaneously.
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I think the meaning of life is to find true love and to live your life to the fullest.
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True love is not something that just happens. True Love is the result of two people who come together and are able to understand the needs they can and can not fulfil for the other person. Then, they work dilligently to meet those needs that they can.  (no one person can meet all of your needs) This creates the happiness that is associated with what we consider "True Love". I believe we can have "True Love" with many people in this world. Although there may be the *potential* for True Love with some, if they are unprepared and unwilling to do the work it takes to make a "forever relationship" actually be just that, *forever*, then they can never manifest that True Love WITH you. At that point you must know that there are others out there who may be capeable of creating this kind of love with you. But first and foremost, YOU must be "THE ONE" and then you should be able to attract YOUR ONE, to you. Never let the concept of True Love capture you in a bad relationship. I've always found a lot of freedom in the following quote "I love you, but it doesn't mean I have to live my life with you." Good luck in becoming and finding The One.
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There is no such thing as real love. Because love is there if you work on it. If you love with pure heart thats real love for you.
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Without a doubt, true love is appreciated wherever we go. The love that can make a real difference in life is that described by the Bible writer Paul: “Love is long-suffering and kind. Love is not jealous, it does not brag, does not get puffed up, does not behave indecently, does not look for its own interests, does not become provoked. It does not keep account of the injury. It does not rejoice over unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth. It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails.”—1 Corinthians 13:4-8.\n\nYes, “love never fails.” Love heals. Love unites. Love is shown not just by words but by unselfish actions. Love has a pure motive. Paul also wrote: “If I give all my belongings to feed others, and if I hand over my body, that I may boast, but do not have love, I am not profited at all.” If we make sacrifices or give gifts just to be seen by others, then from God’s viewpoint it is in vain.—1 Corinthians 13:3.\n\nJesus put it this way: “When you go making gifts of mercy, do not blow a trumpet ahead of you, just as the hypocrites do . . . that they may be glorified by men. Truly I say to you, They are having their reward in full. But you, when making gifts of mercy, do not let your left hand know what your right is doing.” Yes, love does not boast or brag.—Matthew 6:2, 3.\n\nWhat Is Love?\n\nOne description of love is ‘a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affection, a warm fondness or liking for another.’ It is a quality that moves people to work for the good of others, sometimes at great personal sacrifice. Love, as it is described in the Bible, involves both the mind and the heart. The mind, or intellect, plays a role because a person who loves does this with his eyes open, recognizing that he and other humans that he loves all have weaknesses as well as attractive qualities. The intellect is further involved since there are those whom a Christian loves—sometimes, perhaps, against his natural inclinations—because he knows from his reading of the Bible that God wants him to do so. (Matthew 5:44; 1 Corinthians 16:14) Still, love basically comes from the heart. Genuine love as it is revealed in the Bible is never merely intellectual. It entails deep sincerity and full emotional commitment.—1 Peter 1:22.\n\nPeople who are selfish at heart are rarely capable of a truly loving relationship because a person who loves is prepared to put the interests of another ahead of his own. (Philippians 2:2-4) Jesus’ words “there is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving” are especially true when the giving is an act of love. (Acts 20:35) Love is a powerful bond. (Colossians 3:14) It often includes friendship, but the bonds of love are stronger than those of friendship. The romantic relationship between a husband and his wife is sometimes described as love; however, the love that the Bible encourages us to cultivate is more enduring than physical attraction. When a couple truly love each other, they remain together even if a physical relationship is no longer possible because of the infirmities of old age or because one of them is incapacitated
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how about when you find your true love?
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This is the defination I found out from the dictionary.\nHope this helps!\n\n\nLove\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\n(Redirected from True love)\nJump to: navigation, search\nThis article is about emotions of attraction. For other uses, see Love (disambiguation). \n \nThe Chinese character for love (愛) —its parts indicating (top to bottom): That which gives breath (ie. "spirit") to the heart, with a graceful motion.\n(Rose Quong - Chinese Characters:Their Wit and Wisdom)Love is a condition or phenomenon of emotional primacy, or absolute value. Love generally includes an emotion of intense attraction to either another person, a place, or thing; and may also include the aspect of caring for or finding identification with those objects, including self love. Love can describe an intense feeling of affection, an emotion or an emotional state. In ordinary use, it usually refers to interpersonal love, an experience usually felt by a person for another person. Love is commonly considered impossible to define.\n\nThe concept of love, however, is subject to debate. Some deny the existence of love, calling it a recently invented abstraction. Moreover, approximately 13 percent of cultures reportedly have no word for love.[1] Others maintain that love exists but is indefinable; being a quantity which is spiritual, metaphysical, or philosophical in nature. Love is one of the most common themes in art. An unfinished debate about the authenticity of love as other-regard began with Friedrich Nietzsche's charge that love is merely an ideology constructed by the weak to mask "resentment" about their lack of power. Critics of Nietzsche's view find gratuitous his assumptions that self-interest and the "will to power" overshadow all other concerns.
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True love for me is loving and accepting someone regardless of your differences.  It is a thing that you don't need to find because it will come your way when God permits.  I can say this things because I have found my true love, my husband.  He is a Muslim and I am a Christian, he is very religious but I'm not very religious, he is very kind while I am quite rude, He is very thoughtful while I am quite forgetful, He is a workaholic while I am lazy, he is very sociable while I am very shy and so much more differences but here we are still together with so much love in our hearts because we believe that we are destined to be together no matter what comes our way.  We know that some marriages of different religions do not last but we believe that if you found your true love there will be no boundaries.  All we need is love and the rest will follow.