Listening carefully to your loved ones is the only way to have real, deep, lasting, and satisfying relationships with them. Related Product (Listen To A Sample):
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on November 15, 2016in Relationshipstags: active listening, ask your partner, how to listen, listening, listening in relationships, listening lesson, listening skills, listening to your partner, paying attention
Video (1:12) To Have A Relationship, You Must Believe That The Other Person Loves You
on November 15, 2016in Relationshipstags: communication in relationships, do they love you, Dr. Moses, you don't love me, you don't love me anymore, you don't love me like you say you do, you don't love me like you say you love me
In this video, I explore the question: “Do you think that your partner loves you?” Most of us don’t think this is the case. Related Product (Listen To A Sample):
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on November 15, 2016in Relationshipstags: accusing me, communication skills, I feel like a monter, I feel that way, relationship advice, the accused, you are my sunshine
The truth about accusing your partner. Related Product (Listen To A Sample):
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on November 14, 2016in Relationshipstags: breathing, communication skills, Dr. Moses, how to connect with someone, non-verbal communication, relationship skills, why talking doesn't work
In this video, I explain what you can do in real time while in relationship to help get out of your head- and into your heart! Related Product (Listen To A Sample):
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on November 8, 2016in Relationshipstags: communication skills, don't argue, ego, how to communicate, relationship advice, relationship skills, the ego, why do we always fight, winning an argument
Learn why arguing comes from a place where you are already not in relationship. Related Product (Listen To A Sample):
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on November 7, 2016in Relationshipstags: arguing and relationships, communication skills, don't argue, relationship skills, why do we argue so muchwith 1 Comment
Why is arguing inherently non-relational? It’s because an argument always has a winner and loser, which means that you are NOT on the same team! If you want to have a happy relationship with anyone, be strong and resist the temptation to argue! It doesn’t work. Related Product (Listen To A Sample):
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on November 5, 2016in Spiritualitytags: ego, egoity, self-awareness, spiritual growth, the ego
My kids offer me endless opportunity for being creative in how I teach them. One of my biggest issues with them is their fighting, and trying to teach my son to be nice/not harm his sisters. In this video I explain how the ego is like a computer software program. Our suffering is being […]
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on July 28, 2016in News
LOS ANGELES — Doctors should take time with each patient to address the mind-body connection, and teaching basic breathing and relaxation exercises are worth the effort — for both doctors and their patients. “One-Minute Mindfulness,” one of the many topics found at this year’s Scientific Medical Seminar in Anaheim, Calif., was crafted around this premise. […]
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on July 21, 2016in Exercise
Do you get tired during the day? I do! It’s really important to take breaks at work (or at home).
Read More →Upper-Back Pain-Relief Exercises: 4 Stretches, Only 2 Minutes A Day
on July 2, 2016in Exercise
Do you get upper-back pain? I do! And I have another wonderful stretching video for you! I do these when my upper back feels tight. They are four quick and simple stretches that’ll take you a whole 2 minutes to do.
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