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Having a letting go practice for lightness and joy

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When we cultivate a letting go practice, we proactively embrace the art of allowing… Huh? Does this sound like a foreign language to you? It did to me when I first started my self-love (spiritual) practice!

There is a whole other lingo that comes along as our self-care and self-love practice evolves… Letting go in relationships doesn’t have to do with just forgetting things and letting others step on us… Having a letting go practice is a whole art onto itself. It has to do with stopping the control and resistance and allowing our higher-self, the universe, to have our back… 

Depending on where we are in our Journey, we can learn further Letting Go in Relationships for a more magical relationship and life experience… 

~ If you are not very spiritual, or have a very minimalistic or non-existent self-care practice, then all of this might sound foreign and airy-fairy to you. I promise, that being open to and entertaining these concepts and practices more are literally relationship and life transformative… 

~ If you are more middle of the road, this is a wonderful place to be as you have experienced the power and magnificence unleashed by being in this open and allowing state, and are still hungry for what else is available… 

~ If you are further along in your Journey, you Know and live more in a Unity Consciousness state where allowing comes now more naturally to you and you effortlessly manifest a magical relationship/s and life…

With each of these levels there are more or less trauma, wounds, defenses/patterns, darkness/shadows (unseen parts of ourselves), limiting beliefs, and such still stuck in your body and psyche. 

The more we’ve done our work, the cleaner or freer we become of these, and the more we become our Authentic Self- we shift from our Lower-Self to our Higher-Self…

The thing here is that we don’t want to make doing our work, another addiction, another habit, another pattern, another way of controlling, being rigid, and staying contracted…

I’ve had clients that managed to weaponize the tools and skills they learned in session! They would hold this very high standard for using them perfectly and a certain way, and blow a gasket when imperfection inevitably showed up… Heart-centeredness, compassion, connection, and collaboration went completely out the window… 

When partners take responsibility for their own Journey, and stop making their partner wrong, victimizing themselves, and making a case for their limitations, they are then able to fully reside in their power. They can finally invite their partner into a gorgeous new dance… 

Their mere shifting the focus from their partner to themselves, and how they can show up differently makes all the difference! This shift is possible when the partners start connecting to themselves more… This can be done with a rich self-love practice that includes proper self-care and mindfulness practices. 

Partners focusing on their inner-world and connecting with themselves, helps them address their traumas, release their patterns, bring their shadows to light reprogramming themselves– literally rewiring and reconstituting themselves… They do all the healing and all the transcending…  

These practices help Letting Go of the tightness, the contraction the rigidity, the control, the blame, the projections, the drama and all the crazy… Allowing for radiance and awesomeness to be a more prevalent experience… 

Depending on where you are in your Journey, your letting go in relationships practice might look anything from:

  • Cleaning and decluttering your home
  • Clearing your calendar and lessening your workload
  • Softening your body and your language
  • Reauthoring scripts and upgrading belief systems
  • Accepting or making heart-felt and genuine apologies
  • Releasing repressed feelings and energies
  • To letting go of plans and strategies and operating from Knowing and the Now… 

Embracing a Letting Go in relationships allows us to create, manifest, the relationship and life we desire… 

 

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APPLICATION:  Take note of where you have excess, tight control, holding grudges and resentments… 

~ Create a quiet moment to go within, sit comfortably, take a few deep breaths, relax your body
~ Tune into your body and ask it where is it holding any suffering or pain…
~ Ask that body part and the suffering/pain if it has a message for you, what does it want you to know, what does it need, what would it like… 
~ Thank your body for all it does and the pain for alerting you of what you need… 
~ Translate the message into an action- e.i., do a 30-day challenge or a 90-day commitment/declaration, declutter your home, open a savings account for a special project or goal, give an apology, release a behavior, etc. 

 

Embrace a Letting Go practice that honors all of you and creates more space and lightness… 

Allow radiance in your relationship and your life… 

 

Wishing you all the joy, connection and love today and always…

With Much Love & Light!

 

 

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Emma K. Viglucci, LMFT has been in the mental health profession in varying capacities for the past 20+ years. She is the Founder and Director of MetroRelationship.com a psychotherapy and coaching practice specializing in working with busy professional and entrepreneurial couples who are struggling getting on the same page and feeling connected. The work helps couples create a radiant and successful relationship and meaningful life by becoming a strong partnership and increasing their connection, intimacy, and fun. Emma is the creator of the MetroRelationship™ philosophy and the Successful Relationship Strategy™.

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