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By Dr. Margaret Paul September 16, 2019 The journey of healing our ego wounded self is a profound and deeply sacred journey. “Does the wounded self ever get healed?” “How does the wounded self get healed?” “What happens to the wounded self as we heal?” My ego wounded self, like everyone’s, came into . . . → Read More: What Heals Your Ego Wounded Self? What Do You Do To Avoid The Pain Of Life? By Dr. Margaret Paul September 09, 2019 How do you try to avoid the painful feelings caused by others and events, and what is the result? We all learned many way of avoiding the existential pain of life when we were growing up, because . . . → Read More: What Do You Do To Avoid The Pain Of Life? Controlling Behavior as a Cry for Connection By Dr. Margaret Paul September 02, 2019 How do you respond when you feel that your friend, family member, or partner is trying to control you? Do you counter by trying to control them – giving yourself up, resisting, getting angry, blaming or withdrawing? . . . → Read More: Controlling Behavior as a Cry for Connection Do I Have To Be Healed To Attract My Beloved? By Dr. Margaret Paul August 26, 2019 Discover the essential ingredient to attracting your beloved and creating a loving relationship. One of my clients asked me the following question: “Can I attract my beloved if I’m still in the process of healing my inner . . . → Read More: Do I Have To Be Healed To Attract My Beloved?  Comments are closed  Relationships  Inner Bonding, loving yourself, Margaret Paul, personal growth, Relationships, self-love, spiritual guidance, spirituality 2 Secrets to Peace, Joy and Keeping Your Frequency High By Dr. Margaret Paul August 12, 2019 A high frequency is necessary to feel love and joy, and to manifest your dreams. Learn two secrets to keeping your frequency high. I have discovered that there are two choices I can make that, . . . → Read More: 2 Secrets to Peace, Joy and Keeping Your Frequency High There is often confusion between the authentic need for others’ support, and being needy. A member of Inner Bonding Village posted this question: “Since doing couples therapy, it has come to light that I often don’t consider sharing sadness with my husband or asking for emotional support. The therapist said that it sounds like a scary . . . → Read More: Asking For Support: Authentic Need Or Neediness? |
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