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By Dr. Margaret Paul April 13, 2020 Discover what you need to notice that can lead you to your life purpose. “If you follow your bliss, you put yourself on a kind of track that has been there all the while, waiting for you, and the life that you ought to . . . → Read More: Discovering Your True Life Purpose  Comments are closed  Relationships  Addictions, follow your bliss, Inner Bonding, Joseph Campbell, life calling, life purpose, Margaret Paul, meaning of life, misery, passion, purpose Is it in your highest good to stay away from people who trigger you? The answer might surprise you. I’m sure you’ve had the experience of consistently being triggered by a certain kind of person. I certainly have. Before Inner Bonding, I tended to get irritated by people who pushed my buttons. Now, I know that these people are my best teachers. Rosa is struggling with this issue: “Do certain people trigger our wounded selves while others do not? If I practice Inner Bonding long enough could I become consistent in not being triggered? Should I avoid people who trigger me most intensely – like my lover?” Continue reading “Should I Avoid People Who Push My Buttons?”       Comments are closed Relationships emotional healing, Inner Bonding, intent to learn, Margaret Paul, passion, relationship advice, relationship chemistry, relationship help, Relationships, romance, Triggers Are you limiting your life – allowing fear to stop you from doing what brings you joy? “There is no passion to be found playing small – in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living.” ~Nelson Mandela Do you feel passionate about your life? If not, you are . . . → Read More: Are You Playing Too Small? Comments are closed Relationships being big, Depression, family, Inner Bonding, joy, manifestation, Margaret Paul, passion, personal development, personal growth, playing small, psychology Do you love your partner but find that the intensity and intimacy have become muted? Discover why.
Patti asked the following question in one of my webinars on sexuality:
I am now going out with the man of my dreams. I have wanted to be in relationship with him for so long. We used to be friends and I would be so excited to see him. Yet now that we are in a relationship (5 months), I am quietly happy, but the level of excitement I used to have seems to have disappeared. I don’t seem to be able to access the range of emotions I ordinarily have. Would appreciate your insights. Thank you. Patti, I’m sure this must be confusing to you, but it is much more common than you know – and there is a good reason for it. Continue reading Where Did The Passion Go? When you learn how to hold your heart with love and compassion, you will discover that you can feel peaceful and even alive and passionate about your life in the midst of the pain of life. . . . → Read More: Holding Your Heart Through Sadness and Heartbreak Comments are closed Self Improvement & Personal Growth compassion, feeling safe, heart, heartbreak, Inner Bonding, inner child, loneliness, love, loving adult, loving inner parent, Margaret Paul, passion |
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