Infatuation Rules
Infatuation Rules
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Living Artfully in Five Steps Remember “I am not my thoughts.” Distance from, and dis-identify with, your thoughts. Accept yourself completely. Find your inner voice and state your truth before your higher self. Wait as long as it takes. Let your soul guide you.
Thus, interpersonal trust should be considered from two aspects: the general trustworthiness of others (i.e., a state-based trust, depends on other...
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Silence Is Key After a Breakup Remember, silence is a key after you've just broken up. It helps re-establish your bond while allowing both you and...
Read More »Do you know you have access to extraordinary capacities found in your creative, intuitive, and spiritual nature? Your mind is wondrous as a glorious forest: teeming with neuro-networks just like trees’ roots, which communicate with each other beneath the surface. Scientists have measured increased chemical exchanges between these tree roots, for example, when storm clouds arise, anticipating rain. Our unconscious minds do much the same thing, especially in times of stress, when the ego becomes infused with fear, narratives and scripts from the past—clouding our minds—which come without warning. Some forest paths lead to peaceful meadows and spectacular waterfalls, other paths to burnt and dead trees. Like the trees and plants that reach toward the sun, we can’t see what lies beneath the surface of our minds. Here is a process of getting back to the root of the self, to reconnect with the soul. To practice this variation on mindfulness, you need only assent to the proposition that you are not your thoughts.
Unhealthy jealous behavior happens when we indulge that feeling and act impulsively from a place of suspicion and insecurity. When insecurity in...
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Polyamory means having multiple romantic relationships at the same time, with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved. An open relationship...
Read More »"A soul mate can be a friend, romantic partner, or family member. Twin flame relationships can be more intense and often come together to work through life lessons or achieve something greater," Spinelli adds. "Neither is better than the other, just different."
Twin flames are often believed to be two halves of one soul or "mirrors of each other," Spinelli says. This includes both strengths and weaknesses. "Twin flames are generally described as two individuals who very intensely connect, usually as romantic partner, because of a shared pain," she adds. That said, twin flame relationships aren't necessarily about love, and it often requires a great deal of inner work for two twin flames to make a partnership work. According to Spinelli, there's a common misconception that twin flames are supposed to "complete" each other—which can lead to an unhealthy dynamic between the two, as people are supposed to feel complete on their own.
Only about 2% of the global population lives in polygamous households, and in the vast majority of countries, that share is under 0.5%. Dec 7, 2020
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How Do You Know If Your Relationship Is Worth Saving? Your Partner Won't Give Up on You. You Can Be Vulnerable With Them. You Both Understand That...
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Here are seven practical tips: Sincerely apologize. ... Forgive the person. ... Focus on their good qualities. ... Speak well of them resist the...
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Singlehood is even more common among women across the 100 largest cities (57.3%) than men (53.7%). Some may choose to remain single while others...
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