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The Importance of Belief and Intention in Relationships, Part II

We were recently interviewed by Michael and Jacqueline for The Intimacy Connection Talk Show. One of the topics that came up was belief and intention. Maude wrote about this last week in her own voice, and this week, it’s me. We hope this stereo signal adds depth to the subject.

When you bring expectations into a relationship, they tend to come true because a) you act in such a way that it comes to pass, and b) you see it because you expect it. Ideas like these come from what we learned from our families, our fumbling steps in early relationships, the media telling us that all relationships are hard work, and a culture that says that the law of the jungle rules and competition is king.

But life is far more cooperation than competition, nowhere more so than in a relationship. 

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You can listen to the audio of this, too.







Our Podcast Interview


Here's our latest interview as promised from The Intimacy Connection Talk Show hosted by Jacqueline Lopez and Michael Russer. We think you'll enjoy it!

Successful Relationship Reading Corner

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In this week's blog, Phil wrote about the importance of belief and intention in a relationship, and here are some articles on that.

9 Relationship Mantras to Keep the Peace "When we attack, we cannot love. The intent of these relationship mantras is to lighten the drama and inspire more peaceful interactions."

Redefine Relationships Through Peace and Authenticity This post draws from "The Power of Intention" by Dr. Wayne Dyer "Being peaceful and authentic can define your relationship with your relatives.  First, though, you may have to assess your relationship with the closest relative of all – you.  How others treat you, you’ll discover (if you are brave and honest!) has a lot to do with how you treat yourself and thereby teach others to treat you."

20 Life Skills to Keep Peace in Your Relationship "It is inevitable that in every relationship there are going to be differences, and everyone has days when their emotions can get the better of them. The problem is not that we have differences in our relationship, the problem lies in the way we handle those differences."

Spreading peace one relationship at a time
Phil and Maude
 
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