love

Be grateful for what you have. Look at the positive things that you and your partner contribute to the relationship. Everyone has faults - even you. Are there positive things you can say about your partner? Is sex with your partner…
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You may have heard of unconditional love more often than conditional love. So what is conditional love? An example of conditional love would be loving your car because it's reliable. You love the car because it runs well. But if the car had…
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Falling in love is something that a lot of people vie for. Some people think about falling in love and having a long-term partnership from the time that they’re kids. With all of the information about love and the media depiction of love,…
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Say 'thank you'... a lot. Make a point of always saying ‘thank you’ to each other, each and every time that your partner does something thoughtful for you. Not just the big things, but the seemingly little things, too. Lay on the…
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First step: Recognizing our considerable needs Knowing what we need sounds easy, but it usually isn’t. For one thing, we are used to ignoring our feelings and needs. We often don’t know our needs if they hit us in the face (and trust…
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Science tells us that human beings and all creatures radiate an electromagnetic field produced by the heartbeat. Our feelings broadcast like radio waves through this field. When poised in our higher vibration, we experience many…
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Love is the core heart frequency that unifies and lifts people’s perceptions above separation. When our heart, mind and emotions are in alignment and not in conflict with each other, this makes it easier to sense our intuitive heart’s…
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1)Fear of not being good enough It’s human nature to feel that you aren’t good enough, to believe that you have to hide all the aspects of yourself that you don’t like in order to be loved. If we had to be perfect to be loved then love…
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