Tower of Babel

Investigate and identify your definitions of love. What actions and behaviors is it constituted of? What things are required in order to give and receive love? These are your love languages. Try to narrow each one down to a single keyword such as "appreciation," "compassion," or "forgiveness," but also incorporate specific actions and behaviors that have the same level of  potency as the broader terms.  

Explore definitions and beliefs you may have about giving and receiving that may not serve you, or are contradictory in some way. Look at the people who influenced you in your life like parents and friends. See how their beliefs may have become ingrained into your perceptions. Not only will you identify your love languages, but you will trace them back to their origin.
Next, once you have decoded your ideas about love, explore how these ideas might be passed on through teaching. Think about sequential states and stages one might go through in the process of learning. What are the key pitfalls and obstacles?

In same way, investigate your concepts of heaven and perfection. Identify a series of key ideas that that are essential to heaven or a state of perfection. What is required to enter those states of being? What do you have to put in to receive back a balanced world? Sift through any negativity or contradictions. Assign keywords and symbols. Then think about how to teach these ideas. 

Design a fictional school where the love languages and heaven languages are taught. Create the structure of this organization. Who are its members?  Design a building that would serve these purposes.