An affair that arouses, exhilarates and awakens can depict the
spirit of a model summer romance, yet it is prone to be as fleeting
as the flame which incited its arousal. Even so, it may act as the
kindle of a deep and long-lasting love affair. Fortunately, the
time is lush and ripe for you to rekindle a deep affectionate and
meaningful romance...
a romance with you.
You are your immortal
beloved.
An encouraging way to start is by beginning a new ritual of
romancing your true self in noteworthy ways. To fall in-love with
yourself you must actually re-acquaint your self with your heart.
Strengthen the bond so that your love can flow freely. The rhythm of
your emotional heart beat will passionately energize, intensify and
enliven... the nature of true-romance.
A feeling of excitement, mystery, entwined with uncertainty; a
scene of roses with its scent filling the air; violins and cellos
playing in the background; all invoke a picture of romance.
More so, romance is meant to re-awaken passion in your life by
igniting the fire within. This fire can burn steadily and strongly
when self is nurtured with loving tenderness. True romance begins
with falling in love with your self - especially the deepest part
of you - your intimate self.
The power of your own words can truly deepen the presence of love
in your life. In speaking to yourself, choose and use your words lovingly as you would anyone you hold most dear. It is then when power turns into presence --
when you know you. What's more, you learn how to truly communicate
those words about you to others with clarity. Attained in an
intimate setting, your presence becomes perspicuous.
An excellent, yet enjoyable way to strengthen your expression in an
intimate way is to compose moving love letters to evoke your emotional
inner self. Your true romance starts here.
Click here to read the rest of the article on my lilyblog
"When you open your heart and
talk from a place deep within you,
the usual issues that bog down a
speech simply vanish."
~Saskia Shakin
Quoted from 'More Than Words Can Say -
the Making of Inspired Speakers
(I loved this inspiring, insightful book and
recommend it to anyone wishing to speak
from that deep & authentic part of you)
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