The 5 Non-Languages of Love

The Five Non-Languages of Love per Andy Ng

People often talk about the five languages of love.

But today, I want to talk about something different: the five non-languages of love.

That’s right. Because love is not a communication.

It is not a language.

So what is love?

First, love is a feeling.

It is something you feel deep inside, even when you have no words for it.

Second, when you express that feeling, it becomes an emotion.

That’s when love moves from your heart into your actions, your tone, your eyes.

Third, love is a state of mind.

When your mind rests in love, you see things differently. You think with compassion, and you act with clarity.

Fourth, love is something already inside you.

You don’t need to chase it, buy it, or beg for it.

It’s there waiting quietly for you to awaken it.

And fifth, love is our soul itself.

We are not separate from love — we are love.

When we forget that, we feel lost.

When we remember that, we come home.

Love is You. You are Love

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