relationships

"Whatever is expressed is impressed. Whatever you send out into the Universe, you receive that back, from the Universe." – Rhonda Byrne Have you ever wondered why some of your relationships, romantic and otherwise, seem to flourish while others feel difficult and strained? The answer may lie in a

Continuing with last week’s theme of the significance of trust in love, I’d like to share a beautiful passage written by Osho on this subject. I’m sure it’ll inspire you to make trusting others a key discipline in your life and your relationships. . . .  It is very

Love, in its purest form, is a beautiful fabric woven with threads of vulnerability, intimacy, and, most importantly, trust. Trust is the cornerstone upon which a healthy and fulfilling relationship is built, a foundation that allows two souls to truly connect and flourish. While the allure of passion and excitement

"Love in its essence is a gift that requires no obligation or repayment. It is simply the giving of something precious to another freely." — Leo Buscaglia We often approach relationships like treasure hunts, eyes scanning for the hidden gems nestled within another. This mindset, however, is fundamentally flawed.

Long-term relationships, like embers in a fireplace, need tending to keep the flames dancing. The initial spark of passion, though potent, can flicker and fade without conscious effort. But fear not! Here are a few simple ways to fan the flames and keep your love story warm and bright. Firstly,

Imagine a beautiful garden, teeming with life and color. Yet, without fences separating it from the wild, it would soon be overrun by weeds and chaos. Just like this garden, a romantic relationship thrives on a delicate balance of closeness and individuality. This is where healthy boundaries come in, acting