Love

Love = Life Fear = No Life
by Paul Mauchline
Every week, without fail, someone either writes or approaches me with the question: "What have you learned about love?" It is a difficult question to answer completely, because, every day, I learn something new. Each day I watch the world, and I

Affirming Love
by Debora Myers
Affirming a desire rather than whining for what you want is the first step in taking an active roll in creating the love you want in your life. To affirm means to declare positively or firmly. When working with the general law of attraction remember that

Fulfilling For Our Dreams : If I Could Reach Higher
by Paul Mauchline
Gold Medalist Marion Jones inspires us to reach for our dreams. Some dreams live on in time forever. Marion Jones, thank you for setting an example and inspiring us all to reach higher for our dreams, and, more importantly, to reach higher for love.

Priorities : Family, Self, Work, Spouse
by Paul Mauchline
I have a question I would like you to ask yourself today. Answer the question honestly, without giving it much thought right now. Just give your immediate response, keeping in mind that there might be components to the question you currently do not have i

Maintaining Your Individuality in Love
by Paul Mauchline
Mature love is a partnership in which both individuals have room to be themselves even while being together. Do not give up your own dreams and goals for the sake of a relationship. Mature love requires giving your love with no strings attached

The Art of Touching
by Paul Mauchline
All of us - young and old, single and in relationship - need touch. Actions, in many cases, communicate more than words. Physical contact is a prerequisite both for a healthy individual, and for a fulfilling, mature, loving relationship with a partner.

Educating Yourself About The Art of Loving
by Paul Mauchline
Love is an art. The capacity for love (both self-love and love of others) is a seed that lies within each of us. Learn the art of growing that seed. Take the time to expand your knowledge of love and practice The Art of Loving always to create the loving

The Circle of Love : Do you love yourself?
by Paul Mauchline
Self-Love is at the center of your Circle of Love. The degree to which you love yourself will determine the degree to which you are able to extend love to others and ultimately to build a healthy, loving relationship. Do you love yourself?

My Foundation for Love
by Paul Mauchline
We all have a foundation for love, a place inside ourselves where we can return to love, a place without fear, a place to heal a broken heart, a place where we feel full of love, happy and complete.

Love: Never Give Up!
by Debora Myers
A true love story that love does come when we least Expect it. If you think that the circumstances in your life will inhibit any chance of finding the love of your life, you may be in for a surprise. Rae thought that she had no chance at ever finding her

Communication and Teamwork Can Help Prevent Feelings of Resentment In A Loving Relationship
by Paul Mauchline
The conversations that you have at the beginning of your relationship are especially important; they can help prevent any feelings of resentment that might arise later on in your life together.

The World Will Always Welcome Lovers
by Paul Mauchline
I say to Al and Tipper: just keep kissing whenever your hearts desire, and never lose that attitude of love for one another. You truly are a fine example to the rest of us in the world. As the song says, The world will always welcome lovers, as time goes

Love on the Other Side of the Fence
by Paul Mauchline
We all have heard the old cliche, The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. So how do we feel about love on the other side of the fence? Is love on the other side of the fence better? In some cases, it is, but in many cases, it is not.

Love Is Like Mining for Diamonds: It Takes Work
by Paul Mauchline
Finding true love is like finding diamonds in the rough. But once you've found one, there is work to be done to bring out its true treasures. Discover how to chip away the particles to unleash the sparkle in your relationship

Loving Everyday
by Paul Mauchline
One of the most important keys to having a mature, loving relationship is to recognize the importance of practicing the art of loving every day. If you are not prepared to do this daily work, you will never experience mature love.

On Volvos & Ferraris: An Automotive Analogy for Love, Passion and Relationships
by Leslie Karen Lobell, M.A.
So what on Earth do cars have to do with love? (Other than the fact that some people seem to fall in love with their cars)! Well... maybe nothing... maybe everything. In this case, I would like to use them in an analogy that may help us to look at and bet

Is It Fantasy We Seek, Or Is It Love?
by Paul Mauchline
You think you found Mr. or Ms. Perfect: great sex, passion, romance, affection, and humor abound. Then reality hits: you notice your once-flawless mate has bad habits that irritate you. What do you do next?

From Euphoric Love to Rising Love
by Paul Mauchline
You are experiencing euphoric love: deep passion, romance, and hot steamy sex. You believe you have found the one for you: you are falling in love. How do you make it last?

Where Has The Love Gone
by Paul Mauchline
Sexual intimacy is the major thing that distinguishes your relationship with your partner from your relationships with other people. Sexual intimacy is also a limited resource. If you are being intimate with people other than your partner, you are robbing

Falling in love for all the right reasons
by Margarita Nahapetian
When Dr. Warren writes about relationships, he discusses them not just as an educator or a doctor, but as a man who has himself been through the happy marriage. The information provided is valuable, the book gives helpful recommendations on how to create