A. D. Jahan Al -Omran
When we talk about love, we are not only talking about a beautiful feeling or a romantic relationship, but we are talking about a great power of healing and medication. Love has a unique ability to influence our mental and physical health, as it gives us warmth, safety and a sense of communication with others.
Scientific research indicates that love stimulates the secretion of hormones such as oxytocin andndorphine in our body, and these hormones play an important role in strengthening the immune system and reducing stress and anxiety levels. Simply put, love can be a source of soothing, emotional and physical comfort.
The impact of healing love is not limited to romantic relationships, but also extends to family relationships and strong friendships. When we feel that we are loved and beloved, our feeling of self -confidence improves and our feeling of happiness and contentment increases.
It is worth noting that love has positive effects on mental health, as it can be an auxiliary factor in the treatment of depression, anxiety and other psychological pressures. The presence of a loving person provides us with strong emotional support that helps us to overcome the challenges and difficulties in life. ”
As d. Mustafa Mahmoud in his book (Love and Life): “With love, harmony and order in the spirit and body, that is, health.”
He also said: “If love did not heal anyone yet, because we have not yet learned how to love! One of the conditions for its occurrence is that the soul is beautiful, good and pure.
In short, it can be said that love is not just a beautiful feeling, but rather an effective tool for medication and recovery, whether at the mental or physical level.
So let us preserve love in our lives and appreciate its great strength in improving the quality of our life and our general health, but it must be mentioned that in order for love to reap its fruits and bloom happiness and reassurance, it must be a mature love that preserves an entity, dignity and respect for each party to the other.
Finally, love – this healing conditioner – does not wait for merit, but is granted with a pure heart, and it blooms as soon as it is honest.* A university professor in psychology
