Quote Relationships frequently have to go as we evolve spiritually. If you are on a different path than your spouse or significant other, or your rifts are growing deeper and wider, it can be necessary to let them go. The same is true for friends and family that are either toxic or not supportive. As we grow spiritually we crave more peace and harmony and choose to be with people who can love us unconditionally, support us, and accept us for who we are. Love sometimes means saying goodbye. ~Perceptive Artista~ Blog I have found that there are times when we love someone so much that we are afraid to let them go, even when the relationship has stagnated or built up so much emotional toxicity that we cannot figure out how to navigate it in a healthy and loving manner. Sometimes the most loving thing to do is to let them go and to give ourself permission to find freedom or our next set of lessons. When we are younger we want to “save” people or show them that they deserve love. But sometimes we pick the reflection of our disowned self in order for us to learn to love that reflection within but then we may need to move on. As we get older we discover that the easiest relationship is hard enough. What I mean is that all relationships have their ups and downs. Learning to merger with another person is very challenging at times. But we want someone who can communicate and someone who is more aligned with our values and lifestyle. That all by itself makes a relationship easier. It is hard to be constantly psychic all the time about your partner and so it helps tremendously when then are mature enough to know what they are feeling and know how to communicate that in a loving and authentic manner. ~Suzanne Wagner~ Link/Video Adyashanti – Love and Relationships https://youtube/watch?v=j4WvEDYNwnc
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 18:23:14 +0000
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