Dear Friend,
Have you ever wondered how to fall in love again with your husband after 20 years of being together?
What about how to renew your view of your friends, and let go of misinterpretations and judgments?
How can you rebuild new, long-lasting, loving relationships?
Our intimate relationships present rich learning opportunities for healing and inner growth. They make way for an inner awakening and spiritual development. Yet we can get stuck.
When something is not working, when we are not getting our way, we can choose to:
Blame the other person or situation
Take responsibility and acknowledge what we can change in us
At some point, we all fall into blaming the other, or pointing the finger at the situation. It happens! But there’s another way—a way that we can consciously take toward growth.
Is your friend to blame? Does your mother, father, friend or sibling need to change so that you can get along? Think again! What is the true issue? Could it be your interpretation of the other’s behavior rather than the behavior itself?
You can take charge of your thinking and create the harmonious relationships you want. And it’s easier than you might think.
One of the greatest gifts of consciousness and being self-aware is that we can choose what to think.
Let’s look at our relationship with money. Does money go out faster than it comes in? Is making money something that is only for others, less spiritually oriented? Can we only earn money through hard work? Are we deserving?
Unconscious beliefs about money can boycott the effort you make to pay your bills on time, or cause you to say no to a great job opportunity that would bring you more money.
Changing your relationship toward money, and toward everyone and everything comes down to three things:
Release any negative thought, image or feeling you are holding about the person or situation or thing
Rebirth your thoughts, images or feelings. Allow yourself to think, “Yes, money flows to me with ease,” “My partner is thoughtful,” or ”I can do well in that job.”
Rebuild a new identity for yourself that has a value and is grounded in truth. For example, you may want to donate money to an organization that’s important to you, or take a class that you feel will change things in your life, or be the person who spends quality time with your family.
Break free from beliefs that may be holding you back so that you can experience abundance in life. Explore the relationship between your ability to manifest and your beliefs about yourself, love, sex and money, and observe how your life changes.
How can we manifest wealth in all things when we feel that we’re not good enough? How can we let go of unhealthy relationships and be open for new ones? What needs to die so that something new can be born?
Birth and death are natural processes, and part of all of life. Everything dies at some point—everything has an expiration date. Sometimes you have to let go so that something new can come forth. If you hold onto things inappropriately, it can create disease-causing toxins accumulate in the form of shame, blame and judgment.
By understanding these processes and learning to organize your experience in new ways, new possibilities and awareness have room to unfold.
You suddenly find a solution to a long-standing financial issue, or an infection that took root heals at long last, or you find the right partner after having felt stuck around intimacy.
We invite you to join us beginning on Sunday, April 12th, for our new Path with Heart series and release, rebirth and rebuild!
We’ll use movement, ”now-ing” and more to successfully transform our relationships and clear the path for your energy to flow.
