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While standard romantic relationship advice recommends things like giving flowers and candy, wearing special perfume or even
feathers, dancing on a date, etc. - those represent only extra efforts, like new icing on an old cake. But the cake itself may be spoiled!
What spoils a marriage are the build-up of blockages to romantic flow. What follows is romantic relationship advice in the form of a four-week program aimed at releasing those blockages. As you do the inner work that is described, you will feel increasingly free to feel and express your romantic appreciation of your partner.
Resentment consumes romantic feelings, but it is not your partner that causes you to feel resentment. How we think determines how we feel. Therefore, this week, be alert to notice and reject any thoughts about your mate that cause you to feel resentment.
Feeling disappointed by your marriage blocks feelings of romance like a dam holding back a river. And yet, how you feel about the relationship is not based on the relationship, but on how you think about the relationship. Your relationship advice for this week, therefore, is to be on the alert to notice and reject any thoughts of your marriage that cause you to feel disappointed.
Refuse to push yourself too hard in daily living, because when you drive yourself too hard, you harden your heart. Ease up, slow down and look for relaxed ways to do what must be done.
This may be the most challenging and powerful romantic relationship advice of all. Accept feelings of insecurity about your mate, but don't interpret those feelings to mean that your mate is untrustworthy. Such feelings are natural components of desire. Let them fuel the fire of your attraction. There is always an element of danger in a romantic relationship because it involves emotional vulnerability.
After following this romantic relationship advice for four weeks, you can expect to feel more emotionally liberated and freer to risk romantic engagement. The final piece of romantic relationship advice presented here is this: repeat the four-week cycle of self-work over and over, until your heart completely opens.
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