The Co-Worker, The Case and The Calling

The Truth About How to Find Life-long Love!

De: Renee Tarot

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

If your true love and soulmate seems to be in hiding, then this book is definitely for you! Learn to: - Dive deep and discover the type of person you are to determine how you love and what you need from others in romance. - Prevent yourself from developing soul-ties with the wrong person. - Understand the purpose that various people have in your life so you know who to choose and who is not a viable option. Renee uses her experience as a Certified Spiritual Counselor to bring a new perspective on viable options for love and romance. *** SAMPLE: Chapter One A View of Love and Committed Relationships In the Beginning Our first introduction to love happens early on in life with our parents or caregivers at birth who respond to every cry, every desire and every discomfort that we experience. Unfortunately Love 101 is not taught in schools, and usually, we do not receive a proper education to recalibrate incorrect understandings of love, so many will continue with false notions. If we’re lucky, we will have others in the family environment such as sisters, brothers, cousins, and other peers, who will teach us more about the give and take of relationships. Once we’ve received our first teachings about human interactions from early caretakers and grade school, then it’s on to higher levels of human fellowship; fast forward to our first date. Of course, the date will likely not do much to change our perceptions since he/she will probably do everything within their power to provide for our every desire. However, as the relationship goes on we soon learn there is something they want from us too, and we begin to learn a new level of give and take. Some of us will learn this early with sisters and brothers or from teachers when dealing with classmates. And still others will begin to learn the concept of give and take from the parents who reward good behavior, and who provide the most love and attention to children via the idea of Parental Satisfaction. Parental Satisfaction is a notion that parents need to feel or receive some form of affection and attention from their children to authentically desire to care for them. This is not something we like to discuss in the western world and it’s definitely not something that our parents are supposed to bring up to us….but sometimes I wish they had...