Ninety Six Words for Love

I see the notion of “superior” and “inferior” functions in a way that has been very useful for me.  For quite a while, I have been using Jung’s typology, with its four functions covering the four vital aspects of a fully human life, as a “practice” in expanding my awareness.  We all have all four psychological functions of thinking, feeling, sensation and intuition to cover the vital aspects of a fully human life. That we have them in a certain order of “accessibility,” and that when using one perceiving function or processing function its opposite must be quiescent and not interfere, is a brilliant example of the economy of the human psyche essential for sanity.  We are indeed fearfully and wonderfully made. 

 Sally, your words offer a refreshing breeze and a quiet satisfaction in the real world.  I am grateful!   

 Syd, I read your beautiful thoughts too and found them to be especially real and moving.  You really communicated well your shifting inner images and feelings inspired by love.  I thank you!

( On 96 words for love), We don't have a lot of ways to express our love, like other cultures, but we have more than ONE. e.g. adore, beloved, devoted, fond, passionate, fancy, idolize, treasure... Just sayin'