Tag: better relationships
Yet, you still disconnect at times and mess up, react instead of respond, feel bad afterwards. Sound familiar? It’s ok to disagree. Allowance is a beautiful thing. It’s expansive and gives rise to opportunity. It doesn’t break our mental or spiritual bank, but can actually enhance it. The following steps have helped me to live a more peaceful life.
When we teach our children self-love, that their feelings matter, to explore meditation and understand energy and the potentials of manifesting and creating in 3D reality, we begin a new wave of conscious creativity; one that has been dormant since the great Ascended Masters of Atlantis. But the wave is coming, and in fact, it’s already touched a million shores. But to see the change, we need to first be willing to BE IT.
So, how DO we attract the right people into our lives? Simple. For one, stop looking for love and it will find you. The mere act of looking from a place of need actually repels that which we want most! Secondly, get to know yourself to the point that you absolutely love your own company. When you can do both of these things, you are not only putting yourself in a high vibration, but you are also strengthening your heart and personal integrity.
Being in tune with yourself. You need to be able to identify what you want and need. Are your actions coming from within? The very best sex is borne out of a deep expression of your truth, which meets a deep expression of your partner’s truth. If you are both shrouded in “untruth” and a desire to look a certain way, the experience will feel hollow.
This vignette that I read from my book “Thank You for Leaving Me” is probably the one that I have received the most letters about. – Farhana Dhalla
“It was Valentine’s Day and I just found out that my husband of 10 years had purchased a gift for another woman. All day I was numb. Surreally, I drifted through my day with heaviness in my heart. I hung onto denial like it was my last friend in the world. I couldn’t bear the […]
I believe that at the end of the day, expectations are quite possibly the one thing that hinders our ability to be at peace not just in life but in our relationships as well.
One of the most wonderfully imaginable ways to visualize an improved world is one in which relationships with others are more supportive and positive. While we might assume there’s nothing much we can do to improve the chemistry or attraction we feel for others, researchers have recently proven this is not the case. Studies show there is a lot we can do to improve how close we feel to others and how positively they feel about us.
