Could any of your relationships use healing? Perhaps Thanksgiving is a good time to focus on this. If you are one of the lucky ones, your relationships are blossoming and joyful and you feel as if you are overflowing with love, abundance and good feelings. However, it is not so for so many others. Some of [...]
What is the state of your current intimate relationship? Are you joyously in love and thriving? Are you seeking desperately to meet someone who doesn’t seem to materialize? Are you suffering in an unhappy and unloving connection? Or are you on the verge of breaking up, separation, or divorce? Discover a ground breaking, first time revealed, secret formula for creating, sustaining and even ending relationships.
“Breaking up is hard to do,” the name of a popular song that hit the charts many years ago but the theme still stands today. Breaking up is still hard to do and now a new research study explains why.
Remember that old saying “Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never harm me.” Well, I believe that somebody got that all wrong. Sticks and stones can break your bones, but bones will heal and sometimes become even stronger. Words can harm for an entire lifetime, even after years of intensive counseling, therapy, self-reflection, and supportive love. And words can literally make or break a business.
Domestic violence is more common than any of us would want to know, especially if you were brought up in a loving family and are currently living in a loving, nurturing environment. But many people, right this moment, are not so fortunate. The Domestic Violence Resource Center provides the following shocking and sobering data.
