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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT QUARTER 2 MODULE 1 PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP
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- 2. 2 Hey! I’m not alove expert. But let’s start discussing love.
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- 4. AGENDA 4 Point 1: Music Twice’s“What is Love?” They say it's as sweet as candy They say it's like flying in the sky They say you smile all day long They say the whole world looks beautiful
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- 6. AGENDA 6 Point 3: Module Loveis defined as strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personalities, or attraction based on sexual desire, or affection based on admiration.
- 7. AGENDA 7 Point 4 : Accordingto Fisher, et.al. ( 2006 ) Humans are driven to find a mate, bond and reproduce, and this human tendency is euphemized with a term, called “Love”
- 8. AGENDA 8 Point 4: YourDefinition
- 9. 9 Let’s check your love discernment thedifferent styles of love.
- 10. Styles of LoveAncient Greek Concepts Agape Pragma Ludus 10 Mania Philautia Storge Eros Philia
- 11. 11 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Agape • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love selfless love
- 12. 12 • Agape isthe highest level of love to offer. It’s given without any expectations of receiving anything in return.
- 13. 13 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Ludus • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love playful love
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- 15. 15 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Eros • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love erotic love
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- 17. 17 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Philia • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love affectionate love
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- 19. 19 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Storge • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love familiar love
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- 21. 21 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Pragma • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love enduring love
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- 23. 23 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Philautia • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love self love
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- 25. 25 Choose the correctrenditions of the styles of love in the Ancient Greek Concept. Mania • erotic love • affectionate love • familiar love • playful love • obsessive love • selfless love • enduring love • self-love obsessive love
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- 31. •Love is definedas strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personalities, or attraction based on sexual desire, or affection based on admiration. • What relationship does this love signify?
- 32. 32 Are you now wiserin recognizing LOVE?
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