Sandra on September 2nd, 2010
A happy relationship

A happy relationship

Real communication in a relationship is about sharing.  It’s about sharing your feelings and thoughts with someone you are close to.

It’s about discussing what you think and feel about the things that are important to you.

If you can communicate your feelings and your thoughts and ideas with someone – you are feeding your relationship. You are nurturing it.

It’s the best way for you to sustain and develop your relationship in a meaningful way.

Because effective communication is the lifeline of your relationship.

On the other hand if you keep all your thoughts and emotions to yourself your relationship will soon suffer. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sandra on August 10th, 2010

Your personality affects your relationshipYes, your personality does affect your relationship! Every relationship is built around the dynamics of personality.

And your own relationship is no different. Your personality and the personality of your partner are directly responsible for the quality of your relationship.

It’s easy to see how this happens.

If both partners in a relationship have calm temperaments they are likely to have a calm relationship.  Their personalities combined will have shaped their relationship.

On the other hand, if you and your partner are excitable and volatile you will no doubt end up with a rather fiery relationship!  So yes, personality dynamics certainly have an important influence on any relationship. Read the rest of this entry »

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Patterns in the SandOur already fragile relationship with nature has taken a severe beating with the recent oil spills.

Our relationship with nature has been so downgraded that we no longer see the enormity of the problem.

We also have excessive whaling, a rampant increase in deforestation, losses of whole animal species and so much more.

Sometimes we have to see things in little bite sizes to make sense of them. The huge oil spills are too vast to comprehend.  But the image of a pelican covered in oil speaks volumes.

I found a poem I had written some time ago that I called “Patterns in the Sand.” Read the rest of this entry »

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Sandra on June 23rd, 2010

Butterfly - patterns in NatureHave you ever taken a close look at the patterns in a butterfly’s wings?

Have you ever noticed how the intricate veins of a leaf appear to mirror the structure of the whole tree?

There are myriads of patterns in nature that are continuously unfolding but they mostly play out to an unobservant audience

Many years ago, people used to be aware of these details and were more in tune with nature than we are today. Sadly, we have lost our connection with nature and we can no longer read the signs.

Only when we get a rude awakening once in a while, do we start to pay the slightest attention to nature’s messages. But we ignore them at our peril.

The recent oil spill in the gulf is just one example of the damage that can be done when we don’t take note of the bigger pattern.

And then from an unlikely source we get a strange reminder of the mysteries of nature and something seems to resonate within us. Read the rest of this entry »

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