ByAnthony Altman
I was busy editing my e-book, The Divine Purpose of Relationships, and I felt this excerpt to be so powerfully poignant, and that it may help someone who is having a similar experience. The following is an excerpt from Chapter 2, Relationship with Yourself, The Divine Purpose of Relationships by Anthony Altman. Addendum: It is…
ByCaroline Nettle
My website is the culmination of many years of seeking answers about my own health and well-being, and studying the human condition. I write articles, am a healer and give talks about subjects relating to spiritual growth and personal development. I am passionate about healing, recovery, and assisting others to grow.
ByJane Maati Smith
People tend to use the term “soul mate” loosely, generalizing its meaning to describe someone who they feel connected to or deeply in love with. All of those can describe a soul mate relationship; however, not everyone we have these feelings for is a soul mate. By the same regard, we do not fall in…
BySue Ellam
I have been a tarot reader for 23 years now, and in that time I have had the honour of being privy to thousands of people’s hopes, dreams and deepest secrets. Many of my clients come to me for confirmation of what they already know, or they are at a crossroads and are stuck as…
ByCaroline Nettle
When we look at this question, I would imagine that we think we know a lot about the subject. After some consideration, however, I believe we would find out that we know less than what we think we do. This is because have been sold a myth by the cinema and television industries about love,…
ByTeri Dluznieski
hhmmm….I just got posed one of those really thought provoking questions. One of those questions that is simple and straight-forward, but I don’t know if I’ve ever really asked/answered it before. interesting and thought provoking: IS there a clear cut definition for a healthy relationship? Essentially- what does, or should a healthy relationship look like?…
ByRasheed Ogunlaru
February is synonymous with Valentine’s Day, love and relationships. As a coach I work with people on all aspects of their life from your relationship with yourself through to all types of personal, family, professional and business relationships. So I thought I’d post an article that takes this broader view of relationships. Here’s an article…
ByTeri Dluznieski
One of the hardest things, especially when young and dating, isn’t the ‘naivete’ so much as the energetic blind spots. In healing work we teach, if you don’t heal it you marry it (or date it). Also, one well-known writer guru notes, the other term for soul mate, is wound mate. Essentially the same precept….
ByJulia Chi
We get hurt in relationship… And so it is, that we can heal in relationship… When we were little our caretakers – however well intentioned – were unable to meet all of our needs… We adapted to this in various ways, through hiding and disowning aspects of ourselves, so that we could survive… But we…
ByCaroline Nettle
Many people in our society choose to endure relationships long beyond what is deemed to be healthy. To some people, having a relationship at all, regardless of how miserable it makes you, is better than being on your own, and all that this implies. To others, early childhood programming has taught them to put up…
ByJulia Chi
My name is Julia Chi… I have been running all of my life – it feels I was born to run. In the running step I experienced freedom and my true expression. I came to see that I needed to ‘get out of the way of myself’ and let my energy flow through the running…
ByCaroline Nettle
It is often said that the most disappointing aspect of life is when things do not turn out the way we thought they might. When you look at our expectations, and where they originate from and why we believe them, it can be said that we are programmed for disappointment. If we were to consider…