Have you ever heard this phrase? Two sickies don’t make a wellie. If you are in a 12 step program then maybe you have. Especially if you have ever been in a romantic relationship with someone that is also 12 step based. There are a lot of us that are in relationships in 12 step programs. This notion of two sickies can be related to any kind of relationship.
Only when we are in loving partnership with ourselves can we show up and be emotionally available to others. What does that mean when people say emotionally available?
This time of year many people are celebrating the resurrection of Christ. And for those who may not necessarily associate themselves with that particular theology, the message is one that translates into all forms of spirituality. It is the story of human suffering that leads to rebirth, and awakening into the eternal consciousness.
Luck, if we could see from the eagle view of our entire life, would say here you go. You see in those dark moments what happened right after; more freedom, more joy, greater appreciation or clarity. Review your past and look for those moments where the dawn of your spiritual growth came after the darkest hours in your life.
This is one of the common complaints and concerns that a lot of people have when it comes to partnerships. If you are feeling this way, in any kind of relationship you are in, you are not alone
Keeping it 100 – THREE STEPS TO POWERFULLY SHIFT ANY RELATIONSHIP Have you ever heard the expression, “keeping it 100″? It’s a hip way of saying, “to be totally honest.” Well, our take on keeping it 100 has a different flavor than this. Keeping it 100 means owning the reality you created. It’s your perception […]
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