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Naturality Wellness Centre
42 Lower Kings Road
Berkhamsted
Hertfordshire
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Book Recommendation
This is something I've read recently. I avoided reading it for a while thinking it would be too upsetting, however, I was wrong. It is harrowing at points in the early part of the book, but the overall message of the book is hugely inspiring and positive. Reading it was an amazing experience.
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I've been thinking about the nature of love today, especially romantic love. When we fall in love we seem to look in awe at our beloved often thinking "you are amazing". Little realising that this love is rather fragile and conditional. If we tell our beloved "I love you because you are amazing", this leaves open the possibility that one day they may not be so "amazing" and then we won't love them anymore. Which is of course what so often happens when we 'fall out of love'. Unconditional love is when we can truly tell our beloved "I love and accept you as you are". Perhaps this is more easily felt towards our children. It seems to me that this is the love we all want and need. This love is much more secure and stable, we do not have to be "amazing" and perform high wire acts to impress in order to receive it. I believe we are all both amazing and ordinary. To be ordinary is also to be amazing. The most average person is also a most amazing being if we can but spend the time to get to know them. I believe if we could really bring this understanding in to our relationships as parents, lovers, friends, colleagues, there would be a lot less suffering in our society.