Love Sutra Quotes

“Biological instincts are the key to understanding how every single human being is wired. The marvelous interplay of various brain circuits creates our instinctual reality of the daily life. If you’re conscious about the fact that there lies a complex yet vividly beautiful brain circuit mechanism behind every single impulse of your daily emotions, then you can choose how to react upon each of those impulses. You can thus program your behavioral response in a certain situation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love

“All the so-called philosophical notion of “love without attachment” or “detached love” are biologically non-existent on this planet. We humans are biologically designed through millions of years of evolution to grow attachment. Love cannot survive without attachment.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love

“The marvelous interplay of various brain circuits creates our instinctual reality of the daily life.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love

“Our primitive ancestors learnt various behavioral characteristics like jealousy, possessiveness and aggression to ensure the survival of their wild love life in the harsh environment of Mother Nature. And all those behavioral responses eventually got engraved in our genetic blueprint. So, these are not the enemies in the path of a healthy relationship, rather when utilized properly they can even kindle the spark in a dying relationship.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love

“Throughout the lifetime, the entire neurobiology of a human being goes through relentless perplexing transformations. These sexually dimorphic neurobiological changes create a person’s personality. These unique makeovers of the male and female biology hold the key to a sustainable romantic relationship.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love

“This one word “Love” has revolutionized the whole planet in an evolutionary way. Without this, none of us might have been born.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Love Sutra: The Neuroscientific Manual of Love