“If love is a terrible disease, please give me seven doses.”
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Embracing Love
"“If love is a terrible disease, please give me seven doses.” - Santosh Kalwar"
This quote by Santosh Kalwar emphasizes the powerful and consuming nature of love, likening it to a disease that one willingly wants to experience multiple times.
Reflection Questions:
Reflect on the quote by Santosh Kalwar and consider the following questions:
- What does the analogy of love being described as a "terrible disease" evoke for you?
- Do you agree with the idea of wanting "seven doses" of this love despite it being likened to a disease?
- How do you interpret the intensity and longing expressed in this quote?
- In what ways do you personally relate to or understand the sentiment behind these words?
- Can you think of instances in your own life where love has felt overwhelming or consuming like a disease?
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