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Oct 19, 2009
Discover how self-judgment/self-abandonment leads to using and objectifying others sexually rather than loving others. ...
Sexuality: Judge Self - Use Others
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
Discover how self-judgment/self-abandonment leads to using and objectifying others sexually rather than loving others. ...
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Sep 28, 2009
Are you or your partner acting out of your wounded self and projecting onto your partner your own unloving behavior? Learn about this in this article. ...
Relationships: Acting Out and Projection
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
Are you or your partner acting out of your wounded self and projecting onto your partner your own unloving behavior? Learn about this in this article. ...
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Jul 29, 2009
Relationships: Are You Dependent/Codependent?
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
Discovering our dependency/codependency comes as we open to learning and practice Inner Bonding. This article can help you to tune into your dependency/codependency and some of the false beliefs that fuel it. ...
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Jul 20, 2009
Relationships: The Trap of Responsibility
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
Do you feel trapped in relationships - trapped in feeling responsible for others? Do you end up shutting down and withdrawing? Discover the underlying cause of this. ...
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Jun 29, 2009
Safety: Controlling Others or Loving Yourself?
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
The wounded self believes that feeling safe is the result of having control over others, but do you really end up feeling safe? Discover more about this major lie of the wounded self, and what does create an inner sense of safety. ...
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Jun 22, 2009
Separation or Connection With Spirit
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
Your wounded self loves to zing you with thoughts that create fear and other painful feelings to keep you separate from Spirit. Learn why and what you can do about it. ...
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Jun 10, 2009
Love and Relationships: Best Feelings, Worst Feelings
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
Do you believe that your best and worst feelings regarding relationships come from whether or not you are getting love from others? Discover the truth about this! ...
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Jun 02, 2009
Relationships: Do You Turn Things Around to Control?
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / General
Our wounded self can come up with endless ways of trying to protect and control. Turning things around on the other person is one way. ...
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Jan 19, 2009
Ted's mother was often emotionally irrational. She would demand irrational things from him, such as telling him that it was his job to make her happy. She would cry and yell when he did anything for himself, claiming that he was selfish and making her mis ...
Relationships: Reactions to Emotionally Irrational Behavior
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Women's Health
Ted's mother was often emotionally irrational. She would demand irrational things from him, such as telling him that it was his job to make her happy. She would cry and yell when he did anything for himself, claiming that he was selfish and making her mis ...
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Dec 29, 2008
How do you generally respond in the following situations?• Someone you care about and is important in your life - your partner, a close friend, your employer, your parent, your child - says something derogatory about you ...
Relationships: The Challenge of Disengaging
by Margaret Paul, Ph.D. / Healthy Living
How do you generally respond in the following situations?• Someone you care about and is important in your life - your partner, a close friend, your employer, your parent, your child - says something derogatory about you ...
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