Share something from the lesson that you found insightful, or share your impressions from the exercise.

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    Tal Mandelbaum
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    Share something from the lesson that you found insightful, or share your impressions from the exercise.

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      Denys
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      Change your mindset in order to love your partner?

    • #304591
      John Leconte
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      I learn I have to learn to accept myself while correcting with having a share place with love ones

       

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      Adelina Santos
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      The flaws I see on the other are my flaws, because true love errase all transgresions.

    • #298745
      Shmuley
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      Relationships are about accepting yourself and your partner’s flaws

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      Benedikta
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      What a great insight into human nature, called the ego. I have always felt that it is not the real me, but I have never had a choice or an idea of what it is. I took a lot of self-development courses. they were useful for a short time, but my tendencies would come back, and I would be back in the same place.

      It’s so inspiring to know that all these forces are given to us for one reason only… through them, to connect with everyone and everything outside of me, and to reach the Higher Force and the system that governs all reality.

      Thanking the Higher Providence for allowing to share it and thanking you for taking the time and effort to present this wisdom.

       

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      ahuz ziaf
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      I feel relieved hearing that the ego is normal and should be treated objectively, I have struggled with feelings of shame related to my ego in past relationships, which hurt the relationship and my inner self greatly as I’m either denying or justifying or trying to hide my egoistic desires or motivations from my self and others as a result of feeling deep shame about it. Its good to be aware that it’s completely natural and what really matters is accepting it and correcting these tendencies openly and objectively within the relationship and encouraging your partner to do the same without judgment, and as a result truly overcoming the ego collectively with your partner

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