You know the scene . . .
The relationship is ending. You’re about to have “the conversation.” Even if you don’t really want to hear it, you are about to be told the reason why.
It’s the conversation you’ll replay a thousand times over in your head . . . and still not make peace with it.
It’s the conversation where any hope of rewriting that painful final scene is squashed like a mosquito that just bit you on the arm. Even with the smear of blood wiped clean, those parting words have hit their mark.
The damage is done.
Only rather than leave behind an itchy bump that disappears in a few days, those parting words take root in your thoughts. Over time, they become a self-sustaining reason as to why you are unlovable—as they then go on to affect your future relationships.
That is, until now.
Because now you realize that in order to heal the initial puncture wound, you must open to the very thing you shutdown to when the relationship ended. You must open to love; to the source of love which exists within you.
Rather than continuing to believe you are unlovable, you focus on reconnecting to this source of love. Then you let it flow through you and out into your life. As it does so, it heals the hurt and pain. It paves the way for new (and better) relationships.
And almost as if by magic, your life and your relationships become full of love in ways you’ve never before experienced.
That’s when you discover . . . that’s when you realize . . . why it’s called the power of love.
