Sublime

The more we overcome our need to be excessive caretakers, the less we will find ourselves attracted to people who need to be constantly taken care of.

"When you muster the courage of becoming your real self, even though it would seem so much less than the idealized self, you will find out that it is much more. And then you will have the peace of being at home within yourself. Then you will have security.

Go back to the discovery of your core wounds. It is important to identify the wounding that occurred and what your inner child is holding on to so that you can validate their emotions.

We react because we’re anxious and afraid of what has happened, what might happen, and what is happening.

It is the adult part of you that knows that although life is not always fair, it is fundamentally good to be alive. That when one door closes, another will soon open. That you’re not missing your former love as much as you’re missing the person you thought he or she was. That no matter how much this breakup hurts, it’s best for everyone that the re

As you go through the days ahead, stop and ask yourself what you need to do to take care of yourself.

Think of yourself as an innocent child who only needs your love, care, and approval.

We understand that choosing this path is much easier with support, which is why we have dedicated our lives to helping people reconnect with their inborn ability to identify—and pursue—what they need in order to thrive.