Be Impeccable With Your Word The First Agreement, from don Miguel Ruiz. To me that means always speaking your truth, but always speaking with kindness, always speaking with sensitivity, always speaking with love. It means asking yourself the question, “Does this really need to be said?” If that answer is
Psychologist Dr. Eldon Taylor has studied forgiveness for over 30 years. His research shows that we live much healthier lives when we release the anger, guilt, shame and fear by forgiveness. Taylor says that we know we have forgiven ourselves and others when the memory no longer brings pain or
You’re so mad at yourself? How the hell does that help you? Consider saying, “Ooh, I really did not want to do that. Now I know exactly how to avoid it. Thank you!
Don’t try to control him. Men, maybe all of us, usually hate to be controlled, and he will likely run away.
She HAS to feel SAFE. She will ONLY open completely to you, if she KNOWS she is SAFE.
Do What Excites You. To manifest your dreams, act on your biggest thrill, without expectations. This leads to synchronicities which show you that everything, everybody is connected. That brings new excitements, which eventually show you how to manifest your dreams! Do what excites you! ❤️
The Secret To A Happy Relationship!! A new version of this video. Magical Tool! The Four Agreements, by don Miguel Ruiz. 1. Be impeccable with your word. Be honest, but be loving and kind. Ask yourself, “does this need to be said?”, and if so, say it with love. 2.
You Want Closure? Getting closure after a relationship breakup is entirely up to YOU. If you need your ex to verify that they actually did love you and weren’t just saying so, to validate that they really did see you as beautiful, to assure you that they actually did admire
Tap into your Higher Self. Imagine standing behind yourself, and observing yourself. As the observer, you are not your finite self who may be overwhelmed by life at the moment. You are tapping into your Higher Self, when you are the observer. From this vantage point, you see yourself with
Loving You I wasn’t able to look myself in the eyes in the mirror and say, “I love you, Walter”. Most of us seem to find that difficult. Psychologists, psychiatrists, and healers recommend doing this as a way to solidify loving yourself, which is the foundation for being truly happy,