“After 18 years of marriage my husband and I are rediscovering each other's mysteries. I feel exhilarated and excited about our future together.”
Margaret W., workshop participant
TWEETS
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Join us at the Omega Institute in September for Getting the Love You Want. https://t.co/st951Yp2Uj
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Our lost self is formed early in childhood— largely as a result of our caretakers’ well-intentioned efforts to teach us to get along.
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As a child grows out of infancy, new needs emerge, and each new need defines a potential area of wounding.
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When our partners are hostile or merely unhelpful, a silent alarm is triggered deep in our brains that fills us with the fear of death.
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An infant believes that getting the outside world to respond instantly to its needs is truly a matter of life and death.
