Art and building immunity in Buddhist love among teenagers in the era of disruption

Abstract

Love is the core element of intimacy that can be found in any type of relationship. It is quite durable. and plays an important role in long-term relationships Affection is often found only in romantic relationships. prominent in memory and plays an important role in short-term relationships Affects physical reactions andperception of pain While attachment varies at different ages, such as attachment to family in childhood. Bonded with friends during adolescence and tied to lovers in adulthood It affects pain perception and self-control. Love can be classified into 8 different types 1. Not having love (nonlove) 2. Liking 3. Infatuated love      4. Relationship without love (empty love) 5. Romantic love 6. Love in a friendly way (companionate love) 7. Love without intelligence (fatuous) 8. Perfect love (consummate love)

When we look at the teachings of religion regarding love, in Buddhism it does not only mean feelings of connection between people, but also includes feelings of attraction in objects and other living things. Love comes from a type of preconceived notions called kampādāna or clinging to sensual things or thingsgeneral love as normal human Being addicted to things that are cute and pleasing, including form, sound, smell, taste, touch, and dharma, collectively called the 6 kāmaas, is the cause of endless chaos. Because humans have to strive to gain comfort in form, sound, smell, taste, and touch. It can be said that in the world of sexual addictionIt will be beneficial because it will make you love your family. Be diligent in seeking wealth and fame, etc. But in Dhamma, you will feel that it is the source of mysterious suffering. Sexual addiction is something that must be completely abandoned in order to end suffering. Therefore, it is a science and art and immunization through Buddhist love for teenagers in the Disruption era.