We can have many soul mates. Soul mates sometimes share a complementary calling in life. They are partners who are often working to develop the same virtues and to master the same spiritual energy. These relationships tend to be harmonious and satisfying, and such kindred souls can accomplish great things together.

Had an interesting talk with a young lady (age 21) yesterday, saddest love gone wrong story and I recommended this song to her ( Read more... )

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Don't forget to tell those you love how much you care. You never know when they may get taken away. Love is something you never keep to yourself. If there is no "special someone" then be especially kind to yourself and do something wonderful just for you. I leave you with beautiful and true lyrics ( Read more... )

"I'll always be beside you until the very end, wiping all your tears away, being your best friend. I'll smile when you smile and feel all the pain you do, and if you cry a single tear, I promise I'll cry too ( Read more... )

A hug is a sign of appreciation and understanding of your special someone. A hug can say so many things. No words needed. Physical touch, a.k.a. hug can do wonders for any couple. Make it a point to include hugging in your everyday life; by doing so, you will show your love that you value their intimacy as well as their companionship. Below you ( Read more... )

Organize your values and actions so they support what you truly want. Focus on what you truly want, not on problems you don’t want. Problem solving can produce a temporary relief rather than lasting results. The key to integrity in life and culture is creating - bringing into being - what matters most to you. Not because it’s a solution to a ( Read more... )

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Neither evil tongues, rash judgements, nor the sneers of selfish men, nor greetings where no kindness is, nor all the dreary intercourse of daily life, shall e'er prevail against us.

William Wordsworth