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Women play a critical, central role in the home, usually the primary caregivers and the home makers. It is so easy for women to get caught up in doing things to ?keep [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] the peace? and to keep the activities of daily living moving along as smooth as possible. ?Status quo seems like the way to go.? Having a change of heart, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] bringing up ideas or new ways of thinking about what we want to do or how we want to feel can bring with it a period of unrest, resistance, confusion, and tension in the home. In our minds, we can create and feel a sense of uncertainty and insecurity when it comes to challenging the stability of our relationships and our family life. If we bring new ideas about what we want that is different to the original expectation of the relationship, we [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] fear and risk confrontation with a spouse or a loved one, misunderstandings, turbulence, or possibly losing a partner. We also fear and risk being vulnerable, being laughed at, ridiculed or put down.
How can women minimize the fear and begin to talk about their innermost feelings and heartfelt desires with their partner after being complacent and ?comfortable? for many years in the relationship? After all, couldn?t this be an opportunity to enrich a relationship and open up lines of communication? Perhaps not, women so often keep quiet just to keep their marriage together, keep the peace or to keep from ?rocking the boat.? Meanwhile, when we are not talking or voicing our true interests and desires, we are choosing to live with the inner turbulence, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] inner tug-o-war, inner chatter and recurrent ?calling? on our heart?s desires. Is that [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] kind of life preferably better than to take the risk and finally speak truthfully about what matters most to us?
At some point, we recognize that we want to be heard and want to have a voice in our own destiny. We desire more, something different but our desire could possibly ruffle the current ways we live; ways and behaviors that we enabled and reinforced throughout the relationship. Whatever we can do to keep the peace seems to take precedence over self-actualization, self-recognition, and self-expression ... for this ?self-less? [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] behavior is perceived as a way to [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] lessen disagreements, possible upsets and lessen the threat of ending the security of a relationship. Yet, ladies, we are not at peace in our own heart. We are quicker to say we are tired and frustrated than inspired and desire to do something different, to grow, to dream, and to change.
Some women choose to remain with their hopes and dreams quietly inside; they choose the passive, seemingly ?controlled? path. Physiological symptoms may accompany this decision for silence... symptoms like chronic headaches, chronic fatigue, depression, high blood pressure, pain, etc., these are expressed as a result of internal pressure and turmoil from denial of ?true self.? We must [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] seek and work to find our own core value and self-worth. Our perceptions and belief systems have been learned through conscious and subconscious programming from our earliest influences. Our cells are filled with a life-time of emotions and stored energy that feeds these emotions. The reality is we can help ourselves to release what does not serve us, change our self-perceptions, and change unwanted internal programs to find healing, clarity and direction in our lives...
The basics for self-nurturing starts with our ability to love, acknowledge, forgive, appreciate, and have compassion for our ?self? and our ?being?. It is the Spirit of Faith, Love, and Courage that fuels us. These Divine energies have the inherent ability to penetrate deeply into our core and impact our personal [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] perception; they affect our outlook from our belief system and affect our internal view of who we are and what we have to offer our own lives and offer to the world. Daily embracing of these soothing, healing spiritual energies help to invigorate, energize, revitalize and renew us so that we are better able to listen to our own voice and recognize our core value.
We must challenge ourselves on a daily basis to be better and to do better. We must practice using positive, loving, empowering language when we speak to ourselves and when we speak to others. We must provide healthy sources of nourishment to [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] feed a champion body. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] We must pay attention to resistance that subtly creeps in, creating tension, and breath holding patterns.
Quick 'softening' exercise: Take a deep breath, let it out... Ahhh!
...then soften your tongue (like you?re going to drool, but no drooling), soften your jaw, drop your shoulders and smile....We must embrace each new day with a resounding breath of gratitude...recognize that our life experiences, including the adversities we?ve faced and those we have yet to face, have within them a lesson. Once the lesson is learned, we may move on a little wiser, a little stronger, and a little more capable.
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