Speaking Through Your Heart - How to Improve Your Relationships with Loving Communication Skills

Publisher Marketing: Speaking Through Your Heart - How to Improve Relationships with Loving Communication Skills When you Speak through your Heart following the guidelines in this book and the exercises you will improve relationships with your partner, your family and other relationships. These ideas and exercises are easy to follow and you will increase your peace and joy. You can't always choose what happens to you. You do, though, have the choice on how you respond to what happens. That is definitely up to you. You cannot blame anyone or anything on how you feel or what you feel. If you are not feeling the beautiful sense of inner peace and the joy that comes with that peace, you can change what you do to increase your peace and joy. Changing your perspective changes your perception and your thought and your emotional response. It takes practice to apply the tools discussed here to resolve all areas of conflict resolution. Saying or believing that you are one with all others sounds grand and esoteric. Behaving in ways that demonstrate this becomes the challenge. How is it done? What does it look like? You get to practice. When you do, you will find you are experiencing different outcomes to improve relationships. When you consistently apply these new behaviors, you will find others will react to you differently. This is how you change your life and increase your inner peace and joy. This isn't the only way to increase your peace. It's one way to have healthy relationships. At first you might not feel successful at making these changes and making differences in your life. However, keep at it until you get better. You will see a difference in conflict management and improvement of all relationships.. "If you always do what you have always done, You will always get what you always got." "Anonymous" Speaking through your heart will resolve conflict and improve relationships. Contributor Bio:  Lee, Marilyn MARILYN LEE The theory is at 65 years of age I should be retiring. However, the angels or the Universe has other plans for me. I am now writing and speaking about spiritual issues in an effort to serve my fellow humans on this planet. My sense of peace for the dying stemmed from my 15 year practice of giving past-life regression therapy for those either interested or tormented by issues they could not explain in any other terms. In my practice I included at least one remembering event of re-experiencing a death. With this, I gained the insight that death is only a painless transition from the physical to the non-physical experience that also provided for lessons learned or insights into the human experience. And with this practice, I came to realize that our physical lives are not much more than a dream-like experience to assist the self we consider to be the soul to gain insight into the All That Is and that the All That Is requires insight into Itself. In October 2006 I began writing this book, " "The Camp of God's Tears"" that was inspired by a dream I had about 25 years ago. Through all of this I continued my spiritual practice of learning, seeking and behaving in ways that demonstrate my deeply held spiritual beliefs. And, I remain so. JOHN R MAYFIELD After his admission to the Arizona Bar he was employed by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, Civil Division. Subsequently, he was appointed as an Assistant U. S. Attorney in the Civil Division, United States Attorney's Office in Phoenix and served for over 26 years before he retired. Throughout his career at the U. S. Attorney's Office he worked closely with the Indian Health Service (IHS) regarding Native American health issues. Of particular note was his representation of the IHS in a lawsuit that attained worldwide attention regarding the protection of Hopi traditional beliefs and practices. He was instrumental in reaching a solution that was acceptable to the traditional Hopi Elders. He was involved in the initial phases of developing a procedure to permit traditional healers' access to patients in IHS medical facilities in Arizona. These efforts ultimately led to a nationwide program which allows such access for all IHS facilities. He was also involved in a successful effort to preserve a sensitive ecological area threatened by a state highway reconstruction project.