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Everything you need to get to know

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Discover the Being of Energy that You Are

Discover that you are energy in your essence and that everything is energy. Learn to relate to your Energy and that of others.

Understand yourself and

Discover yourself and understand why what happens to you happens to you. Update your way of thinking, your beliefs. Improve your habits and create the life you want to live.

Improve your Self-Esteem

Build your self esteem. Improve your self-image and access higher levels of consciousness. Live healthy and awake relationships.

When is love toxic?

When you are in the relationship because you esteem it is low
When you miss your own leadership
When you feel responsible for the feelings and actions of others….
When you are afraid of being rejected
When you put the needs of others before your own ...
When it consumes your energy pleasing others
When you can't stop thinking about the past
When you stay in abusive and unsatisfying relationships for fear of loneliness
When saying NO scares you, it causes you anguish
When you obey because you are not aware of your maturity
When you stop to not grow more than your partner / family

Misunderstood "love" is addictive

When you are in love, the brain secretes oxytocin. A hormone that fulfills several functions, among them it connects us with others, injects us with that force that shapes affection, reproduction and lactation, love in all its forms and nuances.

This hormone creates addiction to feel-SE super good

Addiction to this state is as real as any other addiction. It's easy to get hooked on "Rush" That "chemical love" creates and wants to maintain the state with codependent tendencies in the relationship.

What is codependency or emotional dependence?

Codependency or emotional dependence is a type of obsession and has its roots in the hurt of abandonment and lack of self-esteem.

Codependency grows its roots in inherited emotional patterns, ideas of a "perfect" love and childhood trauma, causing the person to ignore their real needs and blindly surrenders to the couple.

When he interacts with irresponsible people (partner, children, etc.) he distracts himself from his own care, his own responsibilities and puts all his focus and energy in saving the other from their own chaos, forgetting about her, her own safety and well-being

Ask yourself

Are you now experiencing difficulties in a relationship with an addicted person?
Do you feel guilty for not being able to control the destructive behavior of a loved one?
Have you stopped attending to your own needs?
Do you need to control your partner to feel less anxiety?
Do you minimize the bad behaviors of your partner?
Can't you set limits?
Are you still obsessed with your ex-?
Do you adapt to your partner to receive his approval?
Are you in abusive, painful and unsatisfying relationships to avoid loneliness?