Love Flow Awareness

"Love Flow Awareness" explores how different states of consciousness—especially Hyperawareness and Hyper-Cognitive Flow State—shape the way love is experienced and expressed. The paper proposes a new neuro-cognitive theory: true, mature love arises not just from emotion, but from alignment between mental states. Importantly, the theory suggests that people rarely enter these mental states fully. Instead, individuals tend to lean toward one state more than the other, depending on psychological and environmental factors. This leaning significantly affects how love is formed, maintained, or distorted. The paper further explains how treating someone as if they are in a Flow state—calm, secure, and mentally present—can trigger emotional safety and stimulate genuine love. Written by Mohammed Bashar Rawashdeh, this work bridges cognitive neuroscience, psychology, and relationship theory in an original and thought-provoking way. facebook

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Journal
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-07-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15812684
Primary Topic
Flow Experience in Various Fields
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Love Flow Awareness

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Flow Experience in Various Fields
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Love Flow Awareness

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Flow Experience in Various Fields
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