tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5026321894628285492011-11-27T15:27:51.330-08:00Insisghts, Information & Inspiration to Create a Soul-to-Soul Relationship Dr. Rhoberta Shaler creator of the Soul-Driven Love programs offers you ideas, solutions, understanding and strategies for creating a deeper, more intimate and personal connection with your partner. Solve issues and elevate your primary relationship beyond bartering and compromising to understanding, receptivity and satisfaction.Rhoberta Shaler, PhDhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08494395998475822335noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-502632189462828549.post-45413626531233175552008-10-20T15:43:00.000-07:002008-10-20T16:30:49.566-07:00

Provocative question! So many people say they are looking for love. For you to know what to do with it when you find it, you have to BE a lover.What does it mean 'to be a lover?' It is not about words, though they can be expressive. It is not about money, though everyone enjoys gifts. It is not about doing things for the beloved, though that is always appreciated. It is not about spending time

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Hi,This morning I was thinking about the ebb and flow of relationships, the ups and downs. How is it that one day he makes your heart flutter and another day the fact that he took out the garbage is the height of your appreciation? It's not that you've forgotten the flutters, but, today, not so much!My answer: because life is complicated, painful and difficult...and, often, unpredictable. One

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Do you ever feel over-compromised in your relationships? Like you've given in, given over, and maybe even given up? If you've ever said these words, you're there. "IT'S NOT WORTH THE HASSLE!!!"Those are complaints I hear often from my relationship coaching clients who are searching for the keys to having the relationship they long for, but haven't yet experienced. We are told over and

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