It is the love that transcends the demands of the senses, and is not defiled by the desires of the body. We still call this kind of honorable love platonic, out of respect to the memory of that great philosopher, owner of the academy, and the teacher of the first teacher. Can love move consciences? So he expresses an opinion, declares joy, or forgets pain? Can hatred formulate the law of the soul? So you declare war, attack a group, or kill a person? It is a book that searches in the depths of the human soul for the origin of love and hate, their motives, and their effects on human life. It takes us on a sequential journey through psychology, the stages of the development of feelings from childhood to youth and adulthood, and the science of life, which is concerned with preserving the individual and the species since cell division and reproduction, and the relationship of love with desire. Sexuality, motherhood, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and the motives of jealousy and pampering in women. Let us ask ourselves about the greatest secret that moves people: is it love or hate?
