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It’s Time To Renew Your Vows – To Yourself!
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Your Most Important Decision
ALLAN LOKOS: A 90-year-old once said, "Deciding who you will marry is the most important decision you’ll ever make." Choosing the person with whom we will spend our lives–our partner, our mate, our beloved–is just the first step. Being mindful to the gift of having a special person with whom to share our lives is the rest of the journey. Read more >>> Open to Receive Love
JANICE CHRYSLER:
Are you looking for love in all the wrong places? Perhaps it's not that the places are wrong but that the way your are looking for love to appear in your life that is out of balance! Read more >>>
A New Way of Looking at Love
that Changes Everything from Love For No Reason
MARCI SHIMOFF:
What do you think of when you hear the word, 'love'? Lovers entwined in a passionate embrace? The joy and fulfillment of finding your soul mate? Or perhaps you recall the feelings you have for your children, your parents, or your friends. All of these experiences of love have one thing in common: they're dependent on another person. Read more >>>
Wedding Vows
JANICE CHRYSLER:
The wedding day has arrived and as I stand before a new bride and groom, assisting them in repeating their vows, exchanging of rings and hearing them declare their undying love for one another. I often wonder if they will truly live their vows? Read more >>>
Letting Go of Love
3 Ways to feel super loved even when your relationship is ending.
CHRISTINE ARYLO:
Most of us have been trained to believe that when a relationship ends, we lose the love of the person who we once felt so loved by. This belief is an instant misery-creating lie that is simply not true. Read more >>>
Are You Blocking Love?
Five ways to increase your love quotient and receive more love.
CHRISTINE ARYLO:
When I first met my now husband Noah, who I affectionately refer to as 'Walking Love' for his great ability to give love fully and freely, my love quotient - my capacity for receiving love -- was the size of a pea. Read more >>>
Love Him and Leave Him
The Art of A Good Breakup
CHRISTINE ARYLO:
Drama. Deceit. Devastation. It's not just reality TV, it's the reality that most of us experience when we end a relationship, because we don't and won't leave our men until we reach the point of hating, hurting and hardly speaking... a.k.a. the 'bad breakup'. Read more >>>
Is the Person You're Dating 'The One'
CHRISTINE ARYLO:
If you've ever been in a relationship, no doubt that at some point you've found yourself confused as to whether you should keep it going or end it and move on. And if you are like most people it can be a really difficult decision. Read more >>>
Engagement Intelligence
CHRISTINE AYRLO:
He's popped the 'big question,' but have you asked the right questions of him? Of course it's exciting to be engaged - planning the 'big day' and dreaming of the future. But in the flurry of excitement that comes with planning the wedding, THE most important detail is almost always over looked...knowing exactly what and who you are REALLY committing to! Read more >>>
Your Destiny is Waiting
CAROL ALLEN:
Do you ever feel cursed in love? Like the Universe or God has a plan for you that, well, SUCKS? And that, because it's 'the plan', you have no choice but to accept it? Read more >>>
Eye On The Prize
CAROL ALLEN:
If you or someone you know is struggling in a relationship with a difficult man, don't despair - help is here! Everyone's favorite chapter in my book, LOVE IS IN THE STARS reveals the tools you need to know if the relationship is worth keeping or whether you need to walk away from your star-crossed 'astrologically afflicted' lover. Read more >>>
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ALLAN LOKOS: 
Are you looking for love in all the wrong places? Perhaps it's not that the places are wrong but that the way your are looking for love to appear in your life that is out of balance!
What do you think of when you hear the word, 'love'? Lovers entwined in a passionate embrace? The joy and fulfillment of finding your soul mate? Or perhaps you recall the feelings you have for your children, your parents, or your friends. All of these experiences of love have one thing in common: they're dependent on another person.
The wedding day has arrived and as I stand before a new bride and groom, assisting them in repeating their vows, exchanging of rings and hearing them declare their undying love for one another. I often wonder if they will truly live their vows?
Most of us have been trained to believe that when a relationship ends, we lose the love of the person who we once felt so loved by. This belief is an instant misery-creating lie that is simply not true.
When I first met my now husband Noah, who I affectionately refer to as 'Walking Love' for his great ability to give love fully and freely, my love quotient - my capacity for receiving love -- was the size of a pea.
Drama. Deceit. Devastation. It's not just reality TV, it's the reality that most of us experience when we end a relationship, because we don't and won't leave our men until we reach the point of hating, hurting and hardly speaking... a.k.a. the 'bad breakup'.
If you've ever been in a relationship, no doubt that at some point you've found yourself confused as to whether you should keep it going or end it and move on. And if you are like most people it can be a really difficult decision.
He's popped the 'big question,' but have you asked the right questions of him? Of course it's exciting to be engaged - planning the 'big day' and dreaming of the future. But in the flurry of excitement that comes with planning the wedding, THE most important detail is almost always over looked...knowing exactly what and who you are REALLY committing to!
Do you ever feel cursed in love? Like the Universe or God has a plan for you that, well, SUCKS? And that, because it's 'the plan', you have no choice but to accept it?