Loving yourself and sharing your love with others is not about nature vs. nurture, but nature and nurture.
A few years back, Dr. Erika Chopich and I had a very interesting experience. A major Korean broadcasting company, The . . . → Read More: Love: Nurture and Nature
By Dr. Margaret Paul [ 1044 Hit(s) ] March 01, 2021
Are you aware of the difference between hugs that heal and hugs that are draining or invasive?
There are hugs…and there are hugs. In other words, there are genuine loving and giving hugs, and there are . . . → Read More: The Power of Genuine Hugs
Betrayal is one of the hardest things to go through, and it is vitally important that you deal with it in a way that doesn’t cause you even more pain.
It is devastating when someone whom we believe cares about us betrays us – lies, cheats, breaks a sacred promise, hurts us behind our back, steals from us, turns others against us and so on.
Releasing the feelings rather than staying stuck with them
It is vitally important to find healthy ways of releasing the outrage, heartbreak and helplessness over the other person that occurs in betrayal. The first step in releasing these very painful feelings is to move into compassion for yourself. Too often, we may blame ourselves for not seeing the signs of betrayal and getting caught unawares, but we must remember that we are human and can’t always know what’s happening. Continue reading 3 Steps to Healing from Betrayal
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