Category: Relationships and Dating

Do you want to hear a simple way to know you are self-sabotaging your dates??

Here it is …..????????????????

Imagine you’re out to lunch with a man you just met. He’s wearing a very clean, well-pressed suit with a crispy white shirt.

There’s just one issue here…

He’s got a big mustard stain right in the middle of his chest, and it’s about the size of a tennis ball.

He’s a great guy, very handsome, looks well put together, and well mannered. You like him. But when you think about that lunch, hours later, what do you remember most?

THAT STAIN RIGHT?

What’s LOVE  got to do with you? EVERYTHING!

You see, the Mustard stain is a metaphor for the one thing you’re doing (that you don’t even realize you’re doing) that is pushing men away.

Just like you’d remember the stain on his shirt, the mustard stain is that one thing he remembers about you that made him feel unsure about being with you (regardless of what he said).

It’s the one thing that’s responsible for you not finding the love you’re looking for, and you don’t even realize it’s there. That’s where I can help you. I’m a master at detecting “mustard stains” in a woman’s personality and overall energy. I can help you figure out what you are doing that’s destroying your chances to find love.

Here’s how:

I’ve decided to give away Eight free calls to my readers. I’d like to spend 30 minutes on Zoom with you and help you find what’s getting in your way. I’m very fast at finding hidden blocks, and I’d like to do that for you.

No catch. This is just my gift to you.

I have some time this 2nd week of June 2023, so why don’t you book your session with me? ????????

https://roseslifecoaching.com/bookings/ 



Rosemary 
Your Love and Dating Coach 

We have all suffered from heartbreak at one time or another. As human beings, we have emotions, imperfections, and the need to be loved, none of us is immune. While the capacity for healing relationships may be inside you, sometimes a broken relationship can’t be repaired. It’s times like these when it’s critical to know how to heal heartbreak, so you can move on and experience joy.

You know healing from heartbreak can be a long process.

You might question yourself, what went wrong? You might feel like you (or the other person) are to blame. You may feel like you’ll never get over it and be happy again — let alone be able to love someone else. While there is no single, correct method for healing from heartbreak, there are some things you can try in order to enable your innate ability to recover from the loss. Here are a few suggestions.

Move Forward After a Heart Break in 8 steps.

1. Give Yourself Permission to Heal

You might think this might sound silly. Being stuck in pain mode and remunerating over what happened only increases your pain and elongates your period of suffering. Why do that route, of course, you would choose to heal, wouldn’t you? Most people would. But without realizing it, we may also give ourselves too much time to wallow in self-pity, because sometimes it’s easier. While a period of sadness and loss after heartbreak is perfectly normal, be careful not to use your heartbreak as an excuse to bury yourself in your job, abuse alcohol or substances, jump head-first into another relationship, or have an extended pity party. This is not the best way to heal from heartbreak — this is how to delay or bury your feelings and your ability to move on. Instead, acknowledge the heartbreak. Allow yourself to feel and process it. Give yourself permission to do that, but not to wallow in or bury those painful feelings.

2. Never Beat Yourself Up

Most of the time, the old adage that it “takes two to tangle” holds true in healing from heartbreak. One person rarely bears all the responsibility for a relationship falling apart. You can ask yourself did I make mistakes? Maybe you did. Did your ex make mistakes? Sure. But it’s one thing to apologize and feel sorry, and another thing to feel ongoing guilt and regret for something you cannot undo.

Remember while you’re not beating yourself up, do not beat up on the other person too. Even if they did hurt you, for your own health and balance, it’s critical that you let it go — whether they’ve apologized or not. This is for your own sanity and health.

3. Give Yourself Time to Grieve

Grieving is a process too and not an overnight event. Expecting yourself to feel better immediately won’t allow you to fully experience your feelings. If we don’t process our emotions, they are more likely to become trapped as negative vibrations inside us. Instead, try to acknowledge your sadness, anger, and any other feelings! It’s okay to feel whatever you feel. 

4. What Makes You happy?

As humans, we tend to bury our feelings in work, substances, or a gallon of Ben & Jerry’s. But following your real passions — the hobbies and pursuits that bring you joy — can go a long way to boosting your spirits and your healing from heartbreak. Play music, sing, write, dance, and paint. If you love creating, create. If you enjoy being creative, then now is the best time to soak yourself in art or surround yourself with music. Writing can be a particularly helpful way to get your feelings out in a productive way.

5. Dont be Ashamed to ask for Support

Heartbreaks can make us feel alone and dead inside, but the truth is, many people can empathize with this experience. Call your best friends, your family, or anyone you know you can rely on. Our loved ones usually want to support us, but if they don’t know what’s going on in our lives, they don’t have the chance! You’ll be surprised how much better you feel after sharing how you feel with one or two people. If you don’t have a strong support system, consider joining a support group or talk therapy session. 

6. Serve Others

I have learned that if there’s one thing in this life that can help you forget your own troubles, it’s helping others. Volunteer at a soup kitchen. Help your friend move. Knit or crochet a blanket for a new baby. Write a comforting note to your mom or your best friend. Getting outside yourself can make healing from heartbreak more bearable.

7. Release Emotional Baggage

If you’re dealing with emotional baggage or negative energy from past experiences or heartache, it could undermine your capacity for healing relationships or healing from heartbreak. Find, decode, and release trapped emotions or other negative energies by getting the trapped emotions removed, from your body. Getting rid of those issues may enable your mind, body, and spirit to recover. You have the ability to do so, you just need to enable it through balance.

Energy Healing to Release Emotional Baggage using Reiki and removing the Trapped Emotions

Trauma and Ghosts of feelings and trapped emotions can lurk in your subconscious, even if they’re inherited from others and were not personally experienced by you. These ghosts can keep you on a roller coaster of emotional ups and downs.

But the good news is they can be released, but you need to dig deep and find out what it is that is really keeping you awake at night.

The first thing you must do to rid yourself of these ghosts and start feeling whole again after leaving that past relationship is to identify who or what these troublesome spirits are. Begin by doing some close personal observation. Do you get agitated after being around a certain person? Is there a specific kind of phrase, comment, or interaction that sets you off?

Often, these triggers have nothing to do with the current person or situation at all, but instead, are a result of hidden imbalances after a break-up or deterioration of a relationship. For example, if you were in a verbally abusive relationship with a spouse who constantly put you down, a mere suggestion on how to do something as simple as folding clothes or washing dishes can unnerve you. You might begin to feel out of control; like that ghost of a past relationship is haunting you all over again.

One important thing to remember is that these triggers don’t have to define who you are, how strong you can be, and how far you have come. Triggers are your body’s natural responses to past hurts, and their purpose is to let you know you have trapped emotions waiting to be dealt with. Thankfully, the answers you need to deal with them are already stored in your subconscious mind; all you need to do is access them. From what I have experienced, the most powerful woman is the one that has recovered and found herself after her grief.

Energy Healing to Release Emotional Baggage: By Cutting the Cord

Just because you have removed yourself from a relationship physically does not mean you have disconnected yourself from that person on a subconscious level. In this context, cutting the cord means eliminating the unseen force that binds you to past relationships that no longer serve you.

These cords, or energy cords, are invisible energetic connections to people from your past. Most of them are good, but some are unhealthy and need to be severed. Once you have identified your ghost (or ghosts) of past relationships, all you need to do is ask the necessary questions to let them go and cut that cord.

For example, let’s say you have found an energy cord that ties you to a former caregiver, or boyfriend who has hurt you. you can get these trapped emotions by asking yourself a series of questions to help you identify and sever that connection if you find it to be detrimental. You could ask, “How is this cord tying me to him or her? Is there a specific event or interaction that causes and perpetuates it? When was it created? What’s the energetic attraction? Why do I keep letting her get to me? Is it time to move on, or can we rid ourselves of this ghost and mend our relationship?”

8. Move On From Heartbreak

Energetic heartbreak can lead to physical issues. Whether you’re married, divorced, or going through your first break-up, losing a partner dramatically increases your risk for physical heart damage. 

If you’re in the middle of a heartbreaking situation, it might be time to get your heart checked, says a groundbreaking study published in the cardiovascular medical journal OpenHeart. The nineteen-year study by Aarhus University examined over 900,000 medical records to conclude that the recent death of a partner increases your risk of developing an irregular heartbeat by 41%. And the more sudden the death, the higher the risk.

“Stress has long been linked to arrhythmia in the heart, and the acute stress of losing your partner in life constitutes one of the biggest impacts of psychological stress one would experience,” said lead researcher Simon Graff. “We wanted to examine that association.”

Subjects under age sixty were more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat than their older counterparts. The greatest risk occurred 8-14 days after their partner’s death and gradually diminished over the following year.

While you often can’t control the outcome of a relationship, you can control your emotional response. Using Reiki Energy healing will help to see if trapped emotions or Heart-Walls are impacting your heart’s health. There is a need to start practicing stress-relieving activities like relaxation, meditation, and positive self-talk, or consult your medical professionals. 

Move on from heartbreak by focusing on gratitude for what was learned through the relationship, appreciating the experience for what it was, and trying your best to practice understanding and empathy. Take this as an opportunity to learn more about yourself, develop new positive thought patterns, try out new activities, and deepen other relationships in your life with friends and family. Taking small steps now can ensure a happy, healthy heart for years to come.

In order to recover from past relationships it is much more of a process that needs patience and some work from you. However, those past hurts can be moved out of your way and healing and happiness can be restored.

At Roseslifecoaching, our goal is to help you achieve that special peace of mind, positive energy, and freedom you need to move forward with your life.