Words are only part of the message that a love letter carries. Its impact includes all the sensory impressions that accompany it.
February 3, 2006 (Press Release) --
Logic Takes a Back Seat to Sensations
In face-to-face communication we respond to each other’s gestures, facial expression, confidence, enthusiasm. The senses “read” body language, and aren’t swayed by logic. They communicate faster and more accurately than words can - mostly below conscious awareness.
Smell, hearing, touch, and sight are connected up to the limbic system and the primitive parts of the brain. The rational part of the brain developed later. Our prehistoric ancestors relied on their senses in order to stay alive. And to this day, we trust them intuitively. That’s not fresh news. But few people realize that written words deliver body language, too. And a love letter even more so.
Love Letters are a Sensuous Mode of Communication
Most communications use logic to persuade the rational mind. A love letter does the opposite. It sends its message directly to the heart (which involves emotions and senses working together). Words are chosen to arouse and entice the senses.
“Sensuous” is often used to mean sexy. But it’s more accurate definition is “to delight the senses” – all of them. Romance is sensuous because all the senses participate in the experience. A love declaration ignites passion -because that’s how a person’s emotions and senses express approval.
Presentation Bolsters the Loving Message
Words are only part of the message it carries. Its impact includes all the sensory impressions that accompany it. Make the entire experience of receiving and reading it as special and memorable as the relationship is.
Worlds Smallest Loveletters, http://www.worlds-smallest-loveletters.com brings all the emotional impact of a love letter - delivered in a modern way. Sending them words of love makes any lover feel special. Posted on the giant wall of love letters, your pixel-sized message is shared with the whole world – as well as the sweetheart.
Whatever the form of delivery, sending a heartfelt love letter is sensuous indeed. Even the mind will agree
In face-to-face communication we respond to each other’s gestures, facial expression, confidence, enthusiasm. The senses “read” body language, and aren’t swayed by logic. They communicate faster and more accurately than words can - mostly below conscious awareness.
Smell, hearing, touch, and sight are connected up to the limbic system and the primitive parts of the brain. The rational part of the brain developed later. Our prehistoric ancestors relied on their senses in order to stay alive. And to this day, we trust them intuitively. That’s not fresh news. But few people realize that written words deliver body language, too. And a love letter even more so.
Love Letters are a Sensuous Mode of Communication
Most communications use logic to persuade the rational mind. A love letter does the opposite. It sends its message directly to the heart (which involves emotions and senses working together). Words are chosen to arouse and entice the senses.
“Sensuous” is often used to mean sexy. But it’s more accurate definition is “to delight the senses” – all of them. Romance is sensuous because all the senses participate in the experience. A love declaration ignites passion -because that’s how a person’s emotions and senses express approval.
Presentation Bolsters the Loving Message
Words are only part of the message it carries. Its impact includes all the sensory impressions that accompany it. Make the entire experience of receiving and reading it as special and memorable as the relationship is.
Worlds Smallest Loveletters, http://www.worlds-smallest-loveletters.com brings all the emotional impact of a love letter - delivered in a modern way. Sending them words of love makes any lover feel special. Posted on the giant wall of love letters, your pixel-sized message is shared with the whole world – as well as the sweetheart.
Whatever the form of delivery, sending a heartfelt love letter is sensuous indeed. Even the mind will agree
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