The Secret to Relationships

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The truth is that where there is love, there is life. Love is the power of the Universe, and everything is alive through an unexplainable power that could be called, ultimately, love. ... Feeling, projecting and giving love in any direction changes things.
Where there is love there is life




















If there’s something in your life and you feel there’s a threat you may lose it, heap lashings and lashings of gratitude all over it. Focus your mind on the fact that you currently have it in your life, and be so grateful that you do. Really feel that gratitude, because intense gratitude for what you have holds it to you.

Gratitude for What you Love, hold it to you.
As we become more and more positive, and more and more joyful, we uplift everyone around us.


Positivity & Joy uplift everyone around us

When you learn gratitude for your partner during the hard times, you can survive anything.
The Secret to Relationships
Be Grateful
Gratitude is another crucial aspect within the Law of Attraction, which can be key in helping to unlock the abundance of love that is waiting to bring glorious color into your world. Being grateful for all of the love that you are already blessed with in life, no matter how little this may be, is a sure way of encouraging a greater abundance of love into your life.

So, why not try and fill yourself with never-ending gratitude for all of the love in your life? Love from the universe, the love you have for yourself, love for a partner, love for the things you enjoy, love for others; being thankful for so much love surely can only result in one thing– love, love and lots more love!

In comparison to those who are looking to manifest love, people who are already in a long-term relationship should also try and take the time to gain a fuller understanding of the Law of Attraction and how it can help them to sustain or even save loving relationships. Again, gratitude can be vital in helping to achieve this.

Instead of focusing on the things that aggravate or upset us about our partners (as can happen in any relationship), choosing to concentrate on everything that you are thankful for in your significant other can be a simple but fantastic way in which to help keep the fire of your romance growing.

Are you thankful for their support?
Their great sense of humour?
Their conversation?
Clear your mind of any negative emotions and focus solely on all that you are grateful for in your relationship, the love you receive back should be sure to be repaid twice-fold.

Be Grateful



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