The emphasis for ‘love’ has started! The wheel of marketing has rolled into February’s celebration focus of ‘love.’ Everyone can admit this focus is bringing us into acute awareness of our unique experience of love! I say, “Use this energy and prioritize your need for ‘love.’ Why?
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- If you are single and looking for love it is your primary focus, regardless of your day activities!
- If you are married your thoughts throughout the day include whatever your experience is with your partner! If you have feelings that are dissatisfied you wear this tension in the same way as if your feelings are those of being satisfied in your relationship.
Start today as the calendar marches into February! Take a few minutes and consider what is important to you in “love.’ Check out our definition of love first and consider how these needs could be met in you most important relationship of your life.
Looking for Love:
- Start by reflecting upon what is important to you in a partner.
- Wake up to what your needs are in a partnership.
Already found you love and looking for improving your experience:
- Start by reflecting upon what is important to you as a partner. (Try and stay out of the comparing what is happening in your relationships and check in to define your needs)
- Wake up to what your needs are in a partnership.
*Please know that this is recommended for both great and not so great relationship experiences. It increases your awareness of the good and bad times consciously.
Love Program starting Feb 1st – 14 Days of Love Tips – follow @InsideAwareness
Day one:- Tip # 1
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Integrating a language of love using a model designed for ‘natural listening!’ Practice speaking skills that will increase your opportunities for experiencing loving kindness between you and your loved one. Meet your needs to be seen, heard and valued while meeting the same needs for your partners. These gathering will focus upon developing one’s own abilities for deeper listening and pausing before speaking (reducing habitual reactions that cause misunderstandings).













