Love actually

We often experience falling in love as a magical occurrence, feeling swept off our feet and besotted, although loving someone is, in fact, an activity that involves effort and commitment.

• How do we maintain our love for the other after the initial magic and we no longer perceive the through “pink glasses”?

Younger people may seek a new “high” with another partner, while older people tend to reflect more on the deeper layers of the relationship and may gain new insights about themselves.

• What do these differing perspectives reveal about the true nature of love? – If there is such a thing?

The saying, "Love thy neighbor as you love thyself," can be considered a call for introspection to reflect on whether we cultivate a healthy sense of self-love (without slipping into egoism or narcissism) and develop the capacity to love others more genuinely without exhausting ourselves. Understanding this balance can not only enrich ourselves, but also our relationships and society at large.

Join us for a thought-provoking evening where we explore, question, and share our perspectives of love. Bring your insights, your questions, and an open heart; all are welcome as we turn love into a deeper and more meaningful experience.
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Suggested contribution: €12.00 - €15.00
This amount includes one non-alcoholic beverage. Additional or alcoholic drinks are at your own expense.
€12,00: If you transfer the money in advance to:
Hugo Skoppek, NL63 TRIO 0212 4223 08
together with the payment notice: ---
€15,00 correct amount in cash: If you have not paid in advance.
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