" To live in the world, however, is always also co-living, a living with one another in the world, "and the world is our world, valid for consciousness as existing precisely through this 'living together." This shared world is "a universal mental acquisition, having developed as such and at the same time continuing to develop as the unity of a mental configuration, as a meaning construct." With this understanding of the manner of being a human life or "existence", a human life in the view of the existentialists is a matter of being-in-relation. Kierkegaard declared that a human being's existence is merely relation to others, and that what they are, they are by virtues of this relation.
The correlation of human beings and their world is a fundamental principle of existential phenomenology. Human life is not something, which human beings already possess in themselves, but something to be made together with others, through their actions in and about their world. The world affords various possible kinds of human life and determines the limits within which a particular human life can be realized. Human beings give meaning their world in and through their actions. But before human beings have to do with the world of things, they have to do with other human beings and they see those things through their relations with those others. To the giveness of the world of things belongs the sense of it as something for others and shaped by others as well as oneself. Through their relations with other human beings, it is interrelationship between one and another, human beings makes our existence meaningful and valuable.
A bond of love, embracing all in relation with others, knits human beings together through the complicated dimensions of life: family, dialogue, working in a society, etc. Firstly, a person is a human being, a creature, who has the capability and obligation of inquiring into and investigating the profound meaning of "being".
A strong, loving, and true relationship should not need a title, nor legal proof of its" significance. ... Therefore, marriage must be the only way to ensure that the feeling never dies within them. Can an emotion really die if it has the strength that love possesses? Love should be something that two people are comfortable enough with to trust that it will never die. ... These ceremonies are not "official." ...
For them love is not blind, they know who they are and it does not stop them from being together: "If love is blind, love cannot find its way" says one of characters in the play. ... These words come from Romeo and we can say that the owner of them really adores and cherishes the loved one. ... "This lethal knife will arbitrate between my desperate situation and myself I long to die..." To be in love or die is not a question for Romeo and Juliet who are choosing a death instead of a wealth life without passion, romantics, and obsession. ... Apparently, many of them did not know what love...
Romeo and Juliet: Can we ever consider the names separated? ... Friendship love is one of greater complexity even than of romantic love. ... Love is not merely a need. ... The pieces in that puzzle either do or do not fit. ... And when I die, whether I am thirty or eighty-five, I will die complete, knowing that I loved and was loved. ...
All life on earth is similar in that at one point in time it will begin and at any point after that it can end. ... This effect can of course be positive or negative. ... Not that responsibility was high on the list of Hooker/Occidental's priorities. Surprisingly, they did nothing illegal: dumping things that can cause cancer into municipal landfills and creeks was perfectly fine, as far as the law was concerned. ... When all someone can do is get $10,000 out of you, it isn't even worth trying to make a dent in your bottom line to be environmentally responsible. ...
There can be political, environmental, spiritual, and social issue to fight for. ... I would die for love because love is all the solution for any conflict and people cannot survive without love and also people often give up everything just for love. ... It is not only for Romantic love, it could be love for country, love for friends or family members. Thus, love is the rudimentary element for life and also it is worth dying. ... So, I discovered that love is worth dying in my life. ...
They can not live without them. ... Romeo and Juliet find that a family feud can not stop them from loving each other. ... They end up dying in a ed alongside each other at the end of the movie. ... Love can is defined in many ways: a passionate feeling, and wonderful experience, and love is patient and kind. ... Love can be found by understanding what they have to offer.You will know if your in love when every second that your not with them you feel lost without them. ...
As a matter of fact God does not even force His love upon us. ... Often times this can lead to neglect of the other person sometimes without intention. ... When He died on the cross for our sins was the ultimate testimony of love that could be given. ... We can be any race, color, background, or religion, but God loves us all. ... Not meaning if someone is abusing you are doing harm to you that you should put up with it, but saying that we must always believe the best about and for that person so that God's love can abound in that persons life and make a change. ...
"That's not love, and you know it," Mel says. ... "(6) When Terri insisted on sitting by Ed's hospital bed as he lay dying Mel was infuriated because he did not believe that there could have been any real love between them and he could not conceive any rational reason as to why she would sit by the bed of the man who beat and threatened her. ... Can you imagine? ... Carver's story helps the reader to see that although love can take many different forms and different levels that there is one true love. ... People do not realize that this kind of love is not child's pl...
"Love is not love Which alters" William Shakespeare and John Donne were both poets from England born in the 16th Century. ... In Shakespeare's sonnet "Let me not to the marriage of true minds" it is emphasized that real love endures. ... Shakespeare highlights that love is treasured not because its youth is precious or because the erotic impulse is sweet to fulfill, but because love alone can overcome life's unrelenting waste and futility, "Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks" (9). ... Their love is strong and will not die because they are separate...