Romance: The Internal Process

Written by Justin Luyt


Romance: The Internal Process

If you grew up inrepparttar 80s like I did, you might rememberrepparttar 131010 group Depeche Mode and their hit "Just Can't Get Enough." It is a song about being obsessed withrepparttar 131011 idea of being with someone, about needing another person. Romance easily becomes this addiction when we believe that we are not complete without someone else and that we simply cannot get enough ofrepparttar 131012 blissful feeling we get when we are with him or her. When we believe we needrepparttar 131013 romance to be complete, we are in trouble for we are perfect and complete, connected torepparttar 131014 world at all times - we merely need to choose to acknowledge that we are.

In a very special way, romantic relationships are that journey back to love, back torepparttar 131015 knowing that we are all part of a macrocosm called Life and that we can accessrepparttar 131016 wonders of love, compassion, understanding, harmony, peace and more, simply by making such choices.

Physically, we're all made basicallyrepparttar 131017 same way, save for gender differences. But whether one is Madonna, Prince Charles, me, you orrepparttar 131018 waitress that served you lunch today, our bodies all operate in a similar manner. The way we behave and our ideas about things stems from psychological differences. Different ways in which we think cause us to make certain decisions.

We haverepparttar 131019 tendency to label our romantic partners as being special. There's a price to pay for special love if we are not careful. Telling a person that he or she is "special" projectsrepparttar 131020 idea thatrepparttar 131021 person possesses something you do not. This implies that you are not complete without them. Or in other words, that you need them. Everyone holds allrepparttar 131022 potential inrepparttar 131023 world within. Thus, our projection of being "half complete" is a false thought of guild, for innately we know we are connected to our source, but our Ego denies that truth.

Digging To The Root Of Your Problem

Written by Selena Richardson


Most people have some aspects of themselves that they would like to change. But how often do you dig deeply to findrepparttar root ofrepparttar 131009 problem?

You have to addressrepparttar 131010 issues that need to be changed. Without doing this you will be stuck in a cycle of trying to change but you won't make much progress. Denying that there is something holding you back doesn't make it disappear or magically turn you into who you want to be.

You can't change what you don't accept. So if you have problems accepting what you need to change, you're going to have more problems making that change.

If you want more money in your life and are having problems achieving that you need to dig deeper to find something you may have missed about yourself. Do you have any long held beliefs about money that would prevent you from attracting what you say you want in your life?

Until those beliefs are addressed and accepted you won't be able to attractrepparttar 131011 extra money into your life. Our thoughts, feelings and beliefs are what shape our reality. If you think you want more money in your life but your beliefs about money don't match what you're thinking and feeling it's going to be difficult to attract it into your life.

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