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When we physically separate, we have no sense of distance or any sort of disconnection. Our bond remains fully intact and unchanged. It transcends the usual sense of identity. All successful relationships have a commitment to this core of conscious inner connection.

Words matter. It is important to be aware of your words and how they can affect your partner and relationship. Words have different connotations for different people; each person’s history imbues the word with their own nuances of meaning. Put effort into learning your partner’s meanings and vocabulary.

Men and women are different, and this can cause communication problems, especially when you speak different love languages. Take the time to listen and understand your partner’s way of expressing love.

Criticism is corrosive, in relationships and elsewhere. Instead, practice full acceptance, trying always to see their actions and reactions in the best possible light. This empowers your partner to be their best.

Psychology studies suggest that 90% of what we think we perceive is taken from our prior experience. This fascinating concept about what determines a large part of people’s feelings and experiences led us to look at the reframing of reality, and how that frame can support or prevent a peaceful joyful relationship.

We share and relate from a place of mutual respect and consideration that engenders a spirit of cooperation rather than one of comparison and measuring. There is a good faith basis that each of us wants to be a contributor to the well-being of the other.

How you handle life is a choice. Notice when you’re holding a poor attitude and switch to taking a better one. All you need for this is awareness and intention. Set your intentions and watch how that changes everything!

Even in the best of relationships, assumptions can create problems. The habit of not stating clearly and honestly how you feel to your partner can develop into a pattern that drives a wedge between you.

In modern society, priorities are fostered that emphasize responsibility, accomplishment, “taking care of business.” We fill our time with earning a living, cleaning the house, shopping, taking the kids to school, picking up the grand kids. Playing has become an element that has all but disappeared from many people’s lives.