Relationships & Sex
Articles and videos on how to skyrocket your love life with expert advice on relationships, dating, romance and sex (including sacred sex); plus how to understand the male and female mind.

Believe it or not, the “spiritual” community is heavily weighed with so-called “gurus” who lead from ego rather than heart, and whom tend to have mastered the art of taking money from people with low self-esteem. While this isn’t the norm of course, there are many whom are profiting off people’s weaknesses and rather than helping people actually learn, grow and expand, they are monetizing these weakness to keep people living small.

Whether you think of yourself as gay, bisexual, or don’t think about yourself in such terms at all, discovering that you have a same-sex relationship can be pretty exhilarating, but it can also be a little scary and nerve-wracking. After all, it can feel like a whole new side of the dating world has opened up, one that perhaps you haven’t been socialized to understand quite as much. However, you don’t have to be completely lost with your love life. Here are a few tips to help you better navigate.

The more we open ourselves to knowing that love truly is everywhere and in everyone, no matter how hard they try to hide it behind emotions, insecurities, etc. the more we will begin to see love show up in our lives and thus gain access to play a more involved role in how your life actually plays out! Yes, this is a key part of empowerment and manifestation as it helps you maintain that higher vibration you need to stay in abundant living.

The one thing I’ve noticed, and speaking from a women’s perspective is we like to ‘overdo’ things. We are overachievers.
For my husband and I, being married going on 13 years now, we certainly had our fair share of unnecessarily tense moments, and I’ll explain why they were unnecessary. We began seeing each other while working at the same restaurant, as most couples tend to meet being around each other all the time, and things were great for so long until there was a shift. I was all for taking ‘us’ to the next level as it were and assumed he did too, but this was not the case and came as a shock to me when he blurted he needed ‘some time.’ What?

You’ll agree that relationships are more than just sex. From time to time, you’ll want to sit around in the bedroom and speak with your partner. You don’t always want to have sex. Sometimes, you want to have an interesting conversation. You want to learn more about your partner’s history and feelings. You want to learn about his or her dreams and goals. With that being said, sex is a very important part of any relationship. You would be a fool to think otherwise. If you want to maintain a happy and healthy relationship, you need to keep things interesting in the bedroom. So, how can you do that? Below, you’ll find tips for keeping your partner happy in the bedroom.

Emotions are awesome and none is better or worse than the other. Each simply has its job to do and has a certain aspect of healing that it points out for you. Emotions are not US, they are not meant to be taken on as who we are because they are not, they are FEELINGS, and they are FLEETING. They are meant to flow in and out of our existence like rain…but if we grab and hold, they will fester under our attempt to control them.