Category Archives: Relationships

By Matthew Maynard It is natural for human beings to progress in life. We instinctually want to see results and, often times, when we don’t see any we become easily discouraged. Nowhere is this more evident than in romantic relationships, … Continue reading →

by Dr. Mark Pitstick Outstanding relationships of all types—family, friends, and significant other—are key parts of radiant living. As famed psychiatrist Karl Menninger, M.D., said, “Love cures people. Both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it.” … Continue reading →

By Rev. Marla Sanderson It’s about me. All the joy, all the pain. There I am. Want to make it better? Consider these four statements about relationships and see if you can find your own power at the center of … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera Since a young age, I’ve been intrigued by observing patterns in people. In fact, I recall times in elementary school when I would notice patterns in my friends, family members, and even teachers. One of the … Continue reading →

By Linda Commito My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am.—Anonymous Do you long to experience an unconditional love relationship? Despite our disillusionment over the years, perhaps deep down many … Continue reading →

By Emily Rivera Andrews In early June, I was blessed to witness and officiate the union and marriage of two beautiful souls. There are moments in one’s life that reveal so eloquently the Divine’s signature of love, and for me … Continue reading →

by Joeel A. Rivera, M.Ed. Déjà vu: from French, literally “already seen,” is the phenomenon of having the strong sensation that an event or experience currently being experienced has been experienced in the past, whether it has actually happened or … Continue reading →

By Tracey Ashcraft When we think of toxic relationships, our focus usually turns to romance. However, these caustic bonds can solidify in many areas of our lives: between parents and children, relatives, coworkers, friends, and even members of groups. Admitting … Continue reading →

By Frank Kinslow “A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge.” —Thomas Carlyle Love has been a topic of interest and concern since the first caveman bonked his mate on the head with his club and dragged her by … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera, M.Ed. What is love? Well, I would love to tell you my answer but it may not fit your reality or your definition of love. I don’t recommend looking to society, as a whole, or the … Continue reading →