Category Archives: Relationships

by Joeel A. Rivera, M.Ed. Creating a vision is one of the most powerful things that you can do for yourself and for your relationship. Whether you look at it from a psychological perspective, spiritual perspective, or both, clarifying your … Continue reading →

by Rev. Marla Sanderson We all want to love and be loved. We want that special relationship with someone to spend our lives with. Someone to share our experiences, nurture and encourage us, and kiss our booboos. We’ve come a … Continue reading →

By Rev. Spencer Rouse Love is a funny word. We use it to express a variety of feelings and attitudes. It can communicate romantic, sexual interest towards someone special, affection for family and friends, and when we really like something: … Continue reading →

By Marcia Bender Another February, another Valentine’s Day, and who among us is not a bit of a romantic at this time of the year? I have always been a romantic at heart and, so it seems only fitting to … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera, M.Ed. Several years ago I watched the Celestine Prophecy, based on the book by James Redfield, and was intrigued by perception of how humans interact energetically, which he referred to as the four “control dramas”. One … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera Mi Cielo (My Heaven), I have heard many times the phrases “there are no words to truly explain how I feel” or that a person is someone’s “other half”. However, I always perceived them through society’s … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera, M.Ed. So are you truly committed? And if you are, to what are you committed? Is it a commitment that you say or is it a commitment that you do? Overall, commitment is one of the … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera Are you a psychic or intuitive and, if yes, does it impact your relationship with your partner? Before I answer this question or help you to reach a conclusion about it, I want to point out … Continue reading →

By Natalie Amsden We are energetic, emotional, social beings. We experience life in an ever-changing sea of emotional ebbs and flows, energetic pushes and pulls, and social interconnectivity. Above all else, human beings experience life through relationships. All forms of … Continue reading →

By Satya Winkelman I liked reading Cinderella and watching Sex in the City, but lately I’ve been in my own story, and I haven’t been happy with it. At my age, you’d think I would have given up fairytales, chosen … Continue reading →