Therapeutic Unrequited Love. The ‘Let Go’ method is a therapeutic technique and a powerful path to personal development. Basically, it teaches some easy steps to forgiveness. It is a path of practical spirituality. It helps you in your self-improvement; in fact, it can be used as a personal development plan in itself! It does not […]
Inner Peace in Unrequited Love. In the spiritual sense, the let go method, when successfully completed, leaves an unrequited lover at total peace with himself. A state where you are able to love unconditionally; where there is inner silence, spaciousness, awareness, happiness and an experience of your true identity, your soul identity. As discussed in
Timeless Unrequited Love. Going through a breakup and getting over a relationship are the same as recovering from unrequited love. For the unrequited lover, it was a relationship throughout. If you are reading this, you are on the path to getting over the feeling. As discussed in my blog Rediscover Yourself in Unrequited Love, now
Rediscover Yourself in Unrequited Love. In spite of being hurt and lonely in unrequited love, try to remain positive. Unrequited love can often lead to rage, bitterness and anger. These will most certainly make you a very unhappy person and not very nice to be with, either. As I have mentioned in my blog Take
Take Time in Unrequited Love. When you find yourself lost in unrequited love, take a little time for some self-discovery and get reacquainted with your true self! When you start to realize who you really are, you also begin to realize all that you have to offer. Which is a lot! You remember how important
Lovable You in Unrequited Love. Unrequited love is a difficult situation. Yep, it can hurt something terrible. That, however, is no excuse to lose your sense of humor! As discussed in my blog Encouraging Self in Unrequited Love, a timeless, shameless classic in the world of movies contains the catchy refrain: “Always look on the
Encouraging Self in Unrequited Love. Neediness in unrequited love hinders your ability to be loving and giving, and makes you a perpetual taker. I am not saying that only unrequited lovers are needy. As discussed in my previous blog Unrequited Love – Improvement, we’re all needy at some time or the other, but constant neediness
Unrequited Love – Improvement. The basic rule to avoid getting hurt in unrequited love is to get clarity before setting out on an improvement trip. It is alright to discuss with your beloved what you think is important for you in the relationship. If you are staying far away from each other, you will probably
Denying Unrequited Love. I have heard people discuss – can unrequited, unreturned love work? Does it have the capacity to last for a lifetime? You will be surprised to know how many lovers have spent a lifetime loving and only loving one person, alone! Although love is a matter of the heart, a lot of
Unrequited Love – The Disinterested Lover. If you were honest with yourself in unrequited love, you would have to admit that loving someone who doesn’t love you in return is not an enjoyable way to live your life. There is no future in it. And, even though you may desire the object of your affection,