Divorce usually happens because individuals exhibit relationship habits that are destructive to their partner, to the relationship and therefore to themselves. Such habits include some of the following: 1. Being too needy. 2. Being too controlling. 3. Being too dependent. 4. Being too passive. 5. Being too aggressive. 6. Needing too much attention. 7. Being too afraid to make your own decisions. 8. Being unable to say no when its required. 9. Having extra marital affairs. 10. Attracting the wrong kind of partner. 11. Being attracted to the wrong kind of partner. 12. Trying to rescue your partner. 13. Needing validation from your partner. 14. Not being discerning about your choice in partner. 15. Using sex as a way of choosing your partner. 16. Being unable to be honest and open and so on. If you're one of those individuals who have experienced a series of failed relationships you'll likely recognize some of these habits in your repertoire. It's interesting how they keep repeating themselves only to be discovered after the fact or not at all. Where do they come from, why are they inside you and what can you do to get rid of them once and for all? Well believe it or not they became conditioned or imprinted inside you as a result of your early life experience. They are stored deep in the mind/body as relational habits that most therapies are challenged to unearth. The reason they continue to remain inside you is because they have come to form what you call your personality. Most therapists believe that personality characteristics are difficult if not impossible to change. Well with that kind of belief where does that leave you other than stuck with what youve got? Well there is a way to become permanently free of this conditioning. The conditioning is anchored inside you by deep beliefs that you hold unconsciously. A new modality called the Mind Resonance Process(TM) (MRP) has the ability to quickly and easily release these beliefs so that you can then release the offending habit. When this happens you are left feeling free, unstuck, more aware of all the decisions that you make and with the ability to be in charge of your behavioral choices in ways that you never thought possible before. This means that you will essentially be growing into a capable and mature adult who is ready for a healthy relationship that will be resilient and fulfilling. To learn more about MRP or to arrange an introductory consultation kindly visit the web link below. |
