A young boy, a beautiful actress, an elderly aristocrat - troubled desire and tangled emotions flowering against the glowing backgrounds of Southern France, Italy and Paris, in perilous defiance of the barriers of age. Such are the 'aspects of love' in this passionate and unforgettable novel upon which Andrew Lloyd Webber based his musical.

What really happened at the crucifixion? How can one who is immortal die? How can eternity be compressed into six hours? What really held Jesus' body to the cross? Chuck explores the hyper-dimensional aspects of a love letter written in blood on a wooden cross erected in Judea almost two thousand years ago. Dr. Mark Eastman highlights the medical and forensic aspects of the crucifixion.

Aspects of Love is a book for those - worn out by cynicism - fatigued by sensory assault - wearied by the drive to experience new thrills - made fragile by the trivial - sickened by a lack of spiritual depth In a world that longs for intimacy, this book casts a long ray of hope. J. Barrie Shepherd offers the loving gift of gentle, unhurried reflection on 1 Corinthians 13. He frames his thoughtful reflections in three parts: "The Necessity of Love," "The Qualities of Love," and "The Endurance of Love." Writing with the poet's sensitivity toward language and rhythm, Shepherd uses verses of scripture from 1 Corinthians 13 to examine facets of love, including communication, irritability, kindness, jealousy, humility, forgiveness happiness, and hope. He draws from the works of Golda Meir, Paul Tournier, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Winston Churchhill and closes each chapter with a prayer. God can dazzle us with the magnificance of the universe. But the heart of the universe reveals its glory in the compassion, grace, and love that come to us when we need it most, telling us, ... "You matter." --J. Barrie Shepherd

... a fascinating group of people--by turns loving, needing, watchful, treacherous. These and other aspects of love are artfully hidden by the protagonists until forced into the light...” —Peter Rankin. “The dampness of London, the bright sunlight and warmth of San Bernardino, the metropolitan atmosphere of Paris, and the greenness of summer at the lake are all well evoked.... Easy reading for a long holiday weekend,” —Joanna Manning, The Downtowner

As a child in South Vietnam, poet Natasa To never dreamed that a home across the globe could inspire poetry within her. But after moving to the United States as a teenager, To be struck by the awe-inspiring changes each aspect of love life that love ushered in, like all the aspects of love life. It was this awe that compelled To to honor the majesty of Virginia for lovers in the form of poetry. Inspired by many Vietnamese poets – like Nguyen Du, Huy Can, and Xuan Dieu before her – Natasa To's poetry makes us know all love life with every aspect such as the love of peace, Buddha, feelings and the all the aspect of love life. Touching upon subjects like love life, and the beauty love all around us, the poems of Aspects of Love Life speak a universal language about love, and what it means to be love life of human being.

Looks at love in various forms - friendship, marriage, family An antidote to the loneliness epidemic Affirms that all people are designed to love

Throughout the tales in the Confessio Amantis, John Gower proposes that reciprocal love is the remedy to what ails man and society. This book explores how Gower uses the aspects of love in the Confessio-the notions of kinde, or passionate love, and reason in the sphere of love; honeste love in the Marriage Tales of the Four Wives; passionate and excessive love in the Forsaken Women's tales; and Amans's lovesickness. In her thorough examination of Gower's work, Ellen S. Bakalian shows how Gower emphasizes and illustrates a belief that reason must rule man in all things, including his natural instincts to love.

In the introduction I referenced the work of Professor Hani Henry, According to him, chair and associate professor of psychology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology and Egyptology at AUC, Robert Sternberg’s psychological theory covers the most common reasons why we fall in love, namely: intimacy, passion and commitment. But what this entails? We have aspects and needs and wants and these must be addressed properly. These aspects are Biological, Physical, Financial, Occupational, Environmental, Social, Emotional, Cultural, Intellectual, Psychological, Moral and Spiritual. I gathered relevant knowledge and works regarding them. We can fall in love with them.