Surviving a long-distance relationship is not easy and some say it's a work of art. It requires firm conviction with a goal in mind, effective and mindful communication as well as the willingness to compromise.
As โspiritual peopleโ we might go through difficult events thinking we have transcended them โ but actually, it may have just been spiritual bypass. To truly let something go, we must first find a way to meet ourselves and our suffering.
Wheneverย there is a loss and grief, it's often associated with ill-will and anger as part of theย symptom of grief.
It's the opposite of love. It is fighting reality, fighting the world.
Are we truly a rainbow of a thousand colours, lighting up the sky? With Singaporeโs myriad of diverse identities, we can receive its cultural melting pot with kindness and an open heart. Reflecting on two vignettes, we refresh commonality and connect uncharted dots between faiths.
People, especially in todayโs age, assume that love has something to do with romance. The idea of romantic love should be investigated because when we donโt know it properly, it can create so much suffering inside of us. So often, when you fall in love, what you are really loving is the way the person makes you feel.
Be mindful of the underlying metaphors that shape your view of relationships. Relationships are not transactions to be balanced out, but collaborative artworks that are infinitely deep. Give selflessly with no expectation of return. Ironically, this is also how you are rewarded with beautiful and deep connections.
