What universal law is responsible for people "falling" in love

Question

What universal law is responsible for people "falling" in love

Answer 1

Newton's law of stupedity

Answer 2

None. It actually has to do with the type of people you need to spend time with in order to learn and complement your personality. Sometimes we fall in love with people who have a specific trait we don't possess yet and that way we learn how to become what we're missing. I think it's ridiculous to fall in love with someone who's just physically attractive. Relationships are more complex than that.

Answer 3

Sexual attraction.

Answer 4

Love is something that evades all Laws-- Universal or Personal...too wayward!  

Answer 5

Love is the LAW it is simple as that we love sometimes without control it just happens that way and we can not tell the heart yes I love this person or no I do not love this person.....................

When you truly love with truth and PURE heart that is love it has its ups and downs but the lover is more the hero than the beloved for it takes courage to love at all :))))))))))))))))))Some are great at it others need lots of work hehehe and hopefully the Universal Law of love will help them along the way but they have to get on that Vibration plane level in the first place :))))

Answer 6

"...love is not blind"...thanks for asking...

Answer 7

There is no law mon ami. There is only a need to be one with another, to be like rain soaking into ones clothes and covering the other in every way possible.

Some say it's the law of attraction, but I feel if it were a law it would be a law of need.

I have held beauty in my arms, I have touched ecstacy, I have kissed perfection, and I was blind... that is love mon chéri.

Answer 8

Falling in love is nothing. it is the feeling of abuse, betray and seriously insult. how do u feel if I insult u the whole world in front of everyone's TV and PC? U watch it and U know it is U!

Answer 9

Your name itself says it all "In Truth there is Love" :-)

Since we are all in essence 'love', so when anyone or anything reminds us of our essence then isn't it natural that we will 'fall' for those people and things.

Answer 10

Falling in love has always been and will eternally remain the ultimate unknown mystery. There is no knowledge or understanding of how two humans fall in love. There can be a universal law responsible, but that law will be made by man. I will choose not to believe it.

Hate my answer? Give me thumbs down, I really don't care.

Answer 11

I. Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it.

II. The relationship between an object's mass m, its acceleration a, and the applied force F is F = ma. Acceleration and force are vectors (as indicated by their symbols being displayed in slant bold font); in this law the direction of the force vector is the same as the direction of the acceleration vector.

III. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.  

Answer 12

She walks in Beauty, like the night

Of cloudless climes and starry skies,

And all that's best of dark and bright

Meet in her aspect and her eyes

Answer 13

The Second Law of thermodynamics basically says "the center does not hold...things fly apart." The implications are a little tricky but think of the universe starting with  a "singular"-ity (ONE) that expands into the duality of time and space where "multiplicity" increasingly disorders and fragements the "ONE" into the chaotic "stew" that is our universe.

If we think of the primeval "ONE" as being a singular conciousness with a singular nature it's easy to see how the fulfillment of this "Second Law" might create lonliness, disorientation and yearning for unity in it's multitude of "parts".

So attraction and love are really a result of the Second Law acting on unity. Things do indeed "fly apart" but all "things" (including people) "remember" being "ONE" and constantly strive to escape time, space and exist within their "True" nature, in unity.

".....  a simple way of stating fundamental science behind the second law:

Energy spontaneously disperses from being localized to becoming spread out (by entropy) if it is not hindered from doing so."

Entropy is :

"...... a process of degeneration marked variously by increasing degrees of uncertainty, disorder, fragmentation, chaos, etc..."

What could be more romantic than that?

Answer 14

The propigation of the species. Sorry to be unromantic about it.

Answer 15

Yazid what an awesome answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But I think the odd "guy" can be lured by a blond woman.  Blondes are the hottest - next to pure heroin.  Pure heroin is better but blonds are good for an alternative if the dealer is out of town...