What you think . . . becomes
58Caution to how much you think about something
For the more useful and sound advice I can give on relationships, it is this issue: be careful how much you think of something that may not be or chances are it will come to fruition against your better judgement. Take a relationship between two mature individuals who are in love with one another but have other pressing committments that cannot be taken away from.
If either of those two people start thinking the other committments are more important, that the person they love should be more concerned with those other committments, the more thought that is given into being without this person becomes evident even if not clear, by pushing toward something else, you push them right out of your life and it happens right before your eyes. Every time a thought is given that takes you away from your beloved, does a little more. If they stay away you have only successfully pushed them away.
If not given the chance to have a face-to-face discussion with your beloved, then all you must remain in control of doing is making every thought one that will manifest in bringing your relationship to the forefront as the most important connection in your life . . . if that is what you want. If provided the opportunity to speak, do so from the heart very gentle and assertively not aggressively. Men appreciate a woman that speaks softly but confidantly and hypnotizes or cajoles the security in that disclosure of her rawest self is requested, acknowledged and loved in reciprocative effort.
Now it does take two to tango as they say, but more importantly if distance can make the heart grow fonder, nurture that belief and make yourself part of something good existing in the 'rafters for now' between you two again, bringing it to center stage because essentially if you think of yourself with this person, it too will happen as long as it is a continuous thread of thoughts that serve your couplehood with him and not their couplehood to or with something or someone else.
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'till next time, the Enlightenment Advisor cautions you to be careful in what you wish for for it does happen
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enlightenedpsych2 says:
13 months ago
on SOULMATES--As far as the 'soulmate' concept; in a book it is defined as two people that are destined to be together yet not always make it together completely, but when finally coupled, flow . . . But the book definition does not sit well so I leave my academic standard behind. I try to enlighten myself on the compatability of love concept first, then the soulmate stuff and destiny and match-making from other sources, makes more sense.
Once I step away from the definition which restricts the person to having only one, what if the spirit part of the soulmate has more than one? I realize a 'soulmate' is near perfection in friend, lover, etc etc etc but there is more than one true love in most people's lives. It is probably the exceptionally lucky who find 'the one' and stay bound to each other forever, but the rest of us meet fall in love and maintain rather beautiful lives with someone equally great but not soulmate material . . . book defined.