Who is in the driver’s seat of your love life and relationships? Your higher self or your fears? Read More
Love Your Goblin: How to Get Back in the Driver’s Seat of Your Relationships
March 15, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Blessed and Blissful Soulmates
February 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
As someone who teaches others how to manifest their soulmates, and who has been so blessed with the love of my own soulmate, I decided it was time to shine a light on the extraordinary benefits of living with your soulmate as a way to encourage others. Soulmate love heals people while it stamps out loneliness and brings so much more happiness. Read More
Transforming the Energy of Relationship
February 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Couples fight—sometimes fairly and sometimes, like a recent one between my spouse and I, not at all. We pushed blame back and forth like a hot potato. Neither of us seemed willing to drop it, nor take possession of it. When couples can’t rise from the depths of nasty disagreements to arrive on common (or at least neutral) ground, dangerous paths may lie ahead. How can couples, while remaining conscious of their needs as individuals, keep the energy of their relationship in the light of love and out of the darkness of fear and blaming? Read More
A Woman – Who is She?
January 29, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Enjoy this beautiful poem by Bonnie Ross-Parker. Read More
Beginners Mind: One of the Secrets to Manifesting a Soulmate
January 29, 2011 By 1 Comment
As someone who is consciously focused on manifesting your soulmate, you too must recognize the powerful influence your thoughts and feelings have on your point of attraction, and do your best to keep them positive. I know; the process of magnetizing your soulmate can get discouraging at times. But if you’re approaching it from the mindset of “it’s been a year and it still hasn’t happened,” you’re living in the reality of what’s missing. Read More
Who Loves You? How to Activate Self-Love in Your Life.
December 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
It’s easy to love yourself for your “good” qualities: your talents and successes. The trick is in learning to love your less-than-perfect qualities. The most direct way you can love the unlovable in yourself is to bring the feeling of love to whatever it is you’re feeling or experiencing – even it’s challenging or unpleasant. If you’re having a hard time loving yourself, begin by simply loving the fact that you are unable to love yourself in this moment. Read More
The Three Love Mantras that Open Your Heart
December 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Focus your attention on your heart. When your heart feels open, expanded and light, then you know you’re on the right track for greater love. When it’s shut down, tight or heavy, you know you’re going in the direction of less love. When this happens, shift your thoughts, feelings, and actions so they support the opening of your heart. Try these three mantras to help you shift to a new paradigm and open your heart to a deeper and higher love. Read More
The Top Ten Tips for Living in Love in 2011
December 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
What if you could live in a state of unconditional love all of the time? The kind of love that let you bring the highest and best part of yourself to your family and friends, to your work, to your community, and even to the things that you find most challenging—and in so doing create a life of profound happiness and fulfillment for yourself? Read More
The Seven Doorways to Love: How to Ignite the Energy of Love Inside
December 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Contrary to what greeting cards tell us, love isn’t just flowers, hearts, and a warm, fuzzy feeling; it’s actually a field of energy that we can tap into on many different levels—physical, emotional, and spiritual. This love energy is what makes life truly joyful and juicy. So how do we tap into that energy and Read Article…
What I Know for Sure About Love
December 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
hat if I told you that it’s not your job to know HOW your soul mate is going to appear? What if I told you it’s only your job to be ready, willing and open to love. Think about it this way: you really don’t know where air comes from but you do believe that it’s always there for you, right? Read More