Love - Deepen Your Understanding of Love

February 28, 2009 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Relationships

Love is self help that approaches and guides you to a deeper understanding to a core notion. You can be your personal support system while creating a loving marriage with intensifying romance and relating with partner more openly. Loving feels simple but can make it complex and confusing.

To deepen your understanding of the emotion love u need to delve into the sub conscious mind. The most effective approach because the sub conscious is a process that is both emotive and personal. In this realm of the mind you can open new corridors of new understanding of love.

Use your cognitive thought process which is detached from your complex inner workings of the mind. Your mind may not be able to understand the emotional elements of your life but your self help approach can use it to reach the internal realms of emotion and sensation.

You would automatically develop a loving relationship that can be complicated if certain components are not addressed. There may be various reasons that may get in the way of your marriage and romantic life. These complications include like low esteem and fear.

There may be a fear of loss or you may believe that you are not deserving of a healthy and loving relationship. These complications exist in d sub conscious level and you are unable to recognize the problems of the conscious mind.

The most effective way to deal with this is to read into the mind. To have a successful loving relationship, start by loving yourself. Have a pre exchange of loving emotions with those close to you but it gets difficult in case you don’t have one. This is here that the simple process begins and it is also here that it starts complicating.

It’s the beginning of everything. If you cannot allow yourself to eradicate negative feelings within you, then you may feel a loving emotion but may internally suffer a conflict of emotion. This conflict needs immediate emotion and deeper understanding. Many people fail as they do not foster their love with their selves.

This makes the free exchange of love very difficult if not possible. Low esteem, fear and anxiety can be serious obstacles but you should have the power to control them through your sub conscious mind. Gain a deeper understanding of your loving emotion. This process will help you to achieve a complete success in your personal relationship. Love begins with self help.

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How to Find and Attract Your One True Love?

February 28, 2009 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Relationships

You may look around and think that finding and attracting the right man is close to impossible. Everybody seems to be very happy in a relationship apart from you. It seems that you cannot manage. You may be successful in everything you do but when it comes to true love you fail to get one. You are left questioning whether at all as anything as one true love. Think what makes him or her great. He or she may be the one who love you unconditionally.

There may be flaws and imperfection included. There may be things in the relationship that you won’t agree but in-spite of all this, he or she will love you. This guy will reciprocate your love for him and even more. The question is whether you will be able to find him.

Even if you find him then next question is how would you attract him and make him stay. It is simple to attract him and make him fall for u and commit for a long term relationship. For this you need to close your eyes and think about that one true love. Imagine him standing in front of u. think how would he be. Think of a possible weekend get away to romantic destination. Think about a conversation that you may have. Think about how it feels when you are touched by him.

The way you feel and hear him in your mind is the way he would be in your true life. It is quite possible to meet someone like him. You may have had a bad experience with your past. But while visualizing your one true love you are actually manifesting him already. The concept of love at first sight is the manifestation before the first sight.

Manifesting is a virtual existence of this true man. Believe in your heart that you can really make this virtual man come to life. The next step for you would be is to change for the better. If you think that it has always been the man’s fault then it is the best time for you to look into your self. Nagging him is definitely not going to help. You should remember that a relationship is a two way street that requires both of u to work on it.

Stop your unwillingness and try something new because you still await the best.

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How To Detect a Lie

February 17, 2009 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Relationships

So is there someone in your life that you think is lying to you?

The below video will show you how to detect if someone is lying to you.

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How To Tell If Someone Likes You

February 17, 2009 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Featured, Relationships

So you are at a party and a hot man or woman comes up to you and starts talking, now you want to know if they like you…the video below will help you decide.

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Real Love

January 18, 2009 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Romance

By Billie Chainey

Terry Haydel appears to be a prosperous chiropractor, stocky, middle aged, dressed immaculately in a stylish suit, with a wonderful family living the good life in an upscale suburb of Los Angeles. To those not his intimates, he always has a smile and a cheery greeting. But Terry’s closest friends know the sorrow masked by his ever-friendly grin. His wife, Sharon, had been battling Hodgkin’s disease, an uncommon cancer of the lymphatic system, which is part of the immune system, for more than thirteen years.

Sharon was pronounced terminal in 1992 when their two little girls, Allison five and Julie were two years of age. In Hodgkin’s disease, cells in the lymphatic system grow abnormally and may spread beyond the lymphatic system. As Hodgkin’s progresses, it compromises your body’s ability to fight infection. It most commonly affects people between the ages of 15 and 40 and people older than age 55. Sharon was 35 years old when she was diagnosed as terminal. Each year, about 1,300 Americans die of Hodgkin’s disease. However, death rates for this disease have dropped by 60 percent since the 1970s due to more advances in medical and holistic technology.

With Hodgkin’s disease most people do not last more than a few months or years, but Terry was not ready to say goodbye to his wife. Also, Sharon wanted to have more time with her daughters. She wanted to live long enough for her children to remember her. Terry told me that he saw real fear in Sharon’s brown eyes after the diagnosis. He told her, “I believe we can find a way to kill off this cancer with natural medicine. You know I’ve not seen many successful cases using chemotherapy. I want you to try every natural healing method available.” She broke down sobbing in my arms begging God to let her live.”

Sharon was a registered nurse, she had an upbeat personality with petite body, and she reminded me of a bright pixie as she was always smiling. She felt her best hope lay with medicine and science, but Terry wanted to take every possible path. During those thirteen years, Terry sent his wife to every medical cancer clinic around the world. Terry and Sharon used every kind of traditional and alternative treatment they could find. He even sent her to Lourdes in France to bathe in the holy water, which is famous for having miracles. Although Sharon had little faith in alternative treatments, she willingly participated in anything that might gain her more time with her family.

As the years passed and the treatments failed to yield a cure, the once happy, carefree Terry seemed to change. People found him turning down invitations he formerly would have jumped at. He stopped calling others and making arrangements for outings. Terry even began to ignore his twin brother Kerry with whom he had done everything. The few hours he had for himself he spent alone, trying not to think or feel. Cancer has a way of infecting everyone, not just the victim.

Of course, Terry had few hours to be alone. He had become both mother and father to his two children. Sharon was unable to do much because of the drain that chemotherapy and radiation placed on her body. Sharon’s treatments also played on his mind. “Sharon consumes chemotherapy as though it was food,” he said to his brother Kerry, “I’ve never seen anybody take as much chemotherapy as she does and survive. I really wish she would just use natural medicine.”

Sharon did not trust holistic medicine like Terry did. There were many heated arguments between the two of them over natural and medical treatments. In the end, they compromised, combining both forms of treatment.

No man ever put so much time and energy into the proper upbringing of his two little girls, as Terry. He made their meals, took them to private Catholic school everyday and drove them to their soccer games. He threw himself in the role of being a ‘Mr. Mom’ to his two children, who were also dealing with their mother’s sickness. Despite his heavy workload, he never faltered at being the most incomparable person in his community.

Many times the medical doctors said that Sharon would not survive another day, yet she continued to live. The radiation destroyed her entire spinal column, which had to be rebuilt out of stainless steel. She endured a bone marrow transplant, but she tried to prevent her disease from swallowing her life. Once, she rode her daughter’s scooter, which ended in a crash and severe cuts to her face and head. “I want to keep participating in life as much as possible,” she said to Terry. When she had the energy she used every ounce to be the best wife and mother she could.

A Percutaneous Intravenous Catheter was placed into her chest for the administration of chemotherapy injections and one year it accidentally went through her heart. It was the equivalent of having a bullet shot into the heart. But Sharon did not let it change her life. The next day she was back home as though nothing had happened.

Terry made a substantial income, but every single penny he had went into alternative therapies for Sharon. Insurance does not cover alternative medicine. This choice placed an enormous hardship on him financially. Yet, the fact that Sharon kept surviving had to do with the addition of alternative natural medicine. Visiting every natural clinic from Los Angeles to Mexico, she was given acupuncture, nutritional supplements, colonics, oxygen therapy, and daily massage. None of her medical doctors could believe how long she kept living. Terry sacrificed everything in his life to keep her alive.

A lesser man might have deserted his wife. However the strain and stress were more bearable to Terry than the thought of abandoning Sharon in her time of need.

The effects of this illness on the children were enormous. Julie, the youngest child, blamed herself for her mother being sick. She felt that her birth had caused the cancer. Allison, the oldest, basically became the mother to both Sharon and Julie. She took on much of the household responsibility. Both children had to see psychologists throughout the years to cope with the fact that their mother would not live long. Sharon was able to see Allison graduate high school in June 2005, even though she had to attend the ceremony with her oxygen mask and tank. Nothing was going to deter her from missing this monumental occasion.

On July 26, 2005, he drove his wife to an alternative clinic close to San Diego. When they arrived, Sharon stated, “I just don’t want to go in. I think it’s best we just head back home. I just can’t take any more treatments.” The next day on Terry’s 50th birthday, July 27, 2005, his wife slipped into a coma. The ravages of cancer had consumed every organ in her body. She passed away August 1, 2005, at 6:30 AM at the age of 47.

Sharon’s life has left a great impact on everyone who knew her. No one could believe what a fighter she was. It will take several years for Terry to recover from the strain that this has placed on him, but being the strong person he is, he will come out of this with a renewed sense of life thanks to the support of his friends and family. Over 1200 people attended Sharon’s memorial on August 4, 2005, not just for her, but also because of their love of Terry. Everyone who knew these two people have been deeply touched by the crusade they fought together. They may not have won the war, but they certainly won many battles.

Cherokee Billie http://www.cherokeebillie.com

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5 Key Ways to Entice a Man into Falling in Love with a Woman

November 12, 2008 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Romance

By Dr. Sally Witt, ©2008 Center for Healing and Training, Inc.

There are many ways to move a man along the path to love.  I am going to assume that you have already gotten past the flirty look period, the sexual attraction period, and the casual dating period.  Now that YOU know that you want HIM, how do you get him to fall in love with you?

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Divorce got you down?

November 12, 2008 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Divorce Help, Self Help

USE WORK AS A SHIELD FROM STRESS

By Doris Helge, Ph.D. © 2008

If you’re newly single, especially if the transition was a nasty surprise, make your job a soothing fortress that shields you from stress and negativity. Happiness at work will feed your need for peace and harmony when your personal life is painful and chaotic. Achieving joy on the job is easier than you may think . . .

I’ve been there, too. You’re trying to charge out of the house so you can slog through sluggish traffic and sneak into the office before anyone notices you’re late.

Your inner critic adores this little drama. An ugly voice that sounds like the teacher who told Albert Einstein that he’d never amount to anything screams, “You’re a disaster! Why didn’t you get up earlier?”

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When does the dating game stop?

November 12, 2008 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Marriage, Romance

When we hear of the word “dating” we think to young people,  single people, people who are still searching for that one person to complete them, in general people that aren’t married! That is not me, we have been married for how long now?  Besides, what would we do on a date?  I mean, that was for when I needed to get him to marry me, right?

Wrong!  In my line of work I come across so many ladies that are just bored or overwhelmed with what their lives have thrown at them.  You have kids, bills, a mortgage, society telling you that you are never to put yourself before your family.  Many times that means sacrificing your happiness and the stability of your marriage to do the “right” thing.  There is no time to date much less think of having any couple time.

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Ready for a Great Marriage?

November 12, 2008 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Marriage, Relationships, Romance

copyright 2008, Dr. Sally Witt, The Center for Healing & Training, Inc.
215/736-0900

Maybe you know this already??  A great marriage is made up of communication, compromise, and tender loving care.

In August, my husband and I will celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary.  Ok, it has not been perfect every day, but it has been great overall.  We are tender, caring, and love each other every day.  We have only gone to bed angry one time, and we will never do it again.

When we met in 1983, I just knew that we were meant to be together, and wanted to commit to a relationship right away.  A year later, after we were married, I found that my love was growing all the time.  We were getting to know each other in deeper ways every day, week, month, and year.  We had a lot in common to begin with, but we developed new friendships and interests together that strengthened our bonds.

There are ups and downs, easy and hard things.  It turned out, that we had to endure more than 11 years of infertility treatments while we lived in 3 different states.  We had the heartbreak of losing the only pregnancy in the 4th month of twins.  The adoption process started and stopped a few times with disappointments as well.  We were tested and tried.

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Product Review - Supreme Self Confidence

November 10, 2008 by Rebbekah  
Filed under Dating, Product Reviews, Recommended Reading

When I hear about people having dating and relationship problems, I hear every excuse: no time for a relationship, focusing on my career right now, haven’t found the right one yet, not living in the right place to meet nice men or women, haven’t met one worth keeping, or you simply don’t know why love and attraction has eluded you and you feel frustrated.

For all the people that come to me with dating and attraction frustrations, there are as many products out there that promise you the holy grail. They promise to take you in hand and learn how to dress, how to deliver openers and one-liners, they tell you how to behave, how to maximize your statistical chances with the opposite sex, and even how to discover a previously unknown dating rule. Needless to say, when I see a new product come across my desk, I am often a little hesitant to get excited.

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