Sharing Intimacy

"Intimacy is one thing you can share with your partner and your relationship"

-Rob Alex-

Whispers

Do you listen to the little whispers that Spirit gives to you?  Those random thoughts that pop into our heads may just be whispers from Spirit.  If you listen to those little whispers, you might be amazed at what you will learn.  You will also become amazed at the synchronicities that begin to appear in your life.  Shhh…just listen.

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Learn Speaking Kind Words and improve your relationship.

A while back we wrote a book titled Speaking Kind Words.  This wonderful book was designed to help you improve the state of your relationship by changing a few words here and there.  A simple little thing that makes all the difference in the world.  Check out the book and see just how wonderful you relationship can become.  Watch as you partner very quickly notices the change.

(Click the above picture to pick up your copy)

Heartbeat of ALL

Heartbeat of ALL

I am a spiritual being my friend

As are you

We are not above the animals, the plants, the water, the air

But instead intertwined

Close your eyes

And listen

Openly wait

Feel the heartbeat of All

Conversations Hit the Road - Sacred Intimacy

Recently we did a podcast on Sacred Intimacy you can check it out here and let us know what you think.

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Be Honest With Yourself & Your Partner

Are you really being YOU? 

Do you know who YOU really are?

 Are you showing that True You to your partner? 

No?  Well, it is time to take back your power! It is time to share the real you with yourself and your partner.  Don't live somebody else's imagined version of you.  Don't keep following what others expect you to do or be unless that is who you really are!

Gain FREE access and find out more about YOU!

Do it FOR YOU and for your partner. 

911

9-11 is a day in most American's lives that they will never forget.  It was a sad day when so many people lost their lives for a horrific act of terrorism.  We all have times in our lives that are sad for us (though for some of us those days are extraordinarily traumatic).  We all lose loved ones at some point that is true, but horrific tragedies can be far more painful.  We mark these occasions and keep them in our memory as a tribute to these monumental points in our lives.  Once we begin to heal, we can put more focus into honoring the lives that were lost as well as honoring all those who came to the aid of others.

Any act that harms others isn't a message! 
 Ultimately when we harm someone else (whether in a severe manner such as 9/11 or simply by being rude to the waitress) we only harm ourselves!

Strength

Strength has so many forms. We typically think of strength as being physically stronger than another person. Yet there are so many ways to be strong. Strength can be the alcoholic saying no to a drink, a battered wife having the courage to leave a relationship or the confidence to stand up and state your opinion when it goes against everyone else's. Strength comes from the inside—be it physical or not. What spurs the person on when he has nothing or makes her get up after being knocked down by life? Strength can be compassion and the ability to care when no one else does or the vision to look deeper into a situation to see the real problem. Sometimes the weakest person physically can have amazing strength in the form of courage to lead a nation. Don't look at the size of the muscles on the outside when you try to measure strength. Look into the heart and see one’s desire and courage.


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Love Continues to Grow

Our love for each other doesn't have an end point.  There is no finish line to cross that would allow us to reach total bliss in our relationship.  This race continues forever.  We are constantly evolving in our relationship and those who don't evolve soon find their relationship in disarray.  So pace yourself and enjoy the love throughout your entire life.  You have plenty of love to give each other.  You just have to remember to share it each and every day of your wonderful relationship.  Continue to go on dates, be present with each other as much as you can, laugh, and most of all kiss.

Time...

Time...


Time - does it really move faster or slower at times?

Have you ever been doing something fun and exciting and then suddenly you look at the clock only to realize far more time has passed than you realized? On the other hand, have you even been somewhere that is extremely boring? Time seems to drag there. It seems like the clock slows down.
In this physical world we believe that time doesn't speed up or slow down. But, does it? Could time actually speed up when we are having fun or slow down when we are not having fun? This poses an interesting question. How do we actually know? Some people believe that time doesn’t really exist at all.

Here is something to ponder. If one person is having fun and time speeds up for him, and at the same exact time someone else experiencing boredom and time is slowing down for her, what happens when they meet? Are they on different planes and not notice each other at all as they pass? Or, is it a form of time travel, and they actually find themselves at the same place just at different times in space? The answer might never be known or it might not even exist if time doesn't exist. Only time will tell.