Gratitude is
the magic ingredient for success in any relationship.
As soon as you start feeling grateful for the other person, and focus on the good instead of only complaining about the bad, your circumstances will dramatically change.
As soon as you start feeling grateful for the other person, and focus on the good instead of only complaining about the bad, your circumstances will dramatically change.
When you
complain about others, you’re only harming and blocking your own happiness.
From my own
personal experiences, I have noticed huge shifts in my relationships whenever I
have practiced gratitude. All irritations that once bothered me start to disappear,
and problems begin to magically resolve. I feel more loving and forgiving and,
as the law of attraction states, what we feel grateful for, we get more of.
When you begin to feel grateful for all the good things in the relationship, more
good things will appear.
By practicing
gratitude for all the relationships in your life, you will see your
relationships become stronger, more fulfilling, joyful and loving.
Practices for Gratitude
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Each time you find yourself judging or
complaining about anything in your relationships, take a second to be present
with your thoughts and make the conscious effort to change them. Think about
something that you’re grateful for about this person and really ignite the
feeling of love and gratitude in your heart.
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Take time to look through any pictures
of you and the other person in your relationship and feel grateful for all the
beautiful memories you have, all the good times you have shared together.
Be Open
Intimate
relationships can be one of life’s biggest struggles, but they can also be the
most rewarding and fulfilling.
Relationships
are a playground for all of our fears to show up and challenge us.
They magnify
all of our emotions, and being open to these feelings can be scary, especially
if we haven’t dealt with past wounds.
When we’re
avoiding being vulnerable and open in a relationship, it is often a defense mechanism to protect ourselves from being hurt, and usually as a result leaves
us feeling empty and unhappy.
In order to
have a fulfilling and successful relationship in the present, you have to be
brave enough to face your fears, deal with all of your past heartbreaks,
betrayals, forgive them and move on.
Be open to
loving and receiving love.
Affirmations for Being
Open and More Loving
Practice these affirmations by
repeating them to yourself throughout the day, write them down repeatedly, say
them in your mind over and over again, or stick them on post-its around your
room for you to see as a constant reminder. You can practice these in whatever way
works best for you. Even if you don’t believe what you’re saying right away,
when you repeat an affirmation enough, it naturally becomes believable and true
for you.
Letting go of myself is safe.
I deserve to love and be loved.
My heart is always open and I radiate
love.
Be Kind and Forgive
Being in a
state of constant kindness, love, and care is a real challenge in our romantic
relationships.
Often we try
to control our relationships to protect ourselves from getting hurt. In
conflict we react with blame, judgement, resistance, resentment, anger, and
lose our sense of joy, love, kindness and forgiveness.
We cannot be kind to
others without being kind to ourselves.
Forgive yourself
for anything you’re holding on to and feeling guilty about.
Start being
kinder to yourself today, develop a self-care practice and be more forgiving
whenever your partner does something that irritates you.
Whenever I
feel myself becoming judgmental, irritable and unloving, I say to myself “I
choose to see love instead of this” and “peace begins with me”. Repeating these
over and over in my mind really works for me and enables me to begin to see the
situation differently.
I’d love to know if any of these
practices help you, feel free to share and comment below <3
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