Guest guest Posted January 15, 2007 Report Share Posted January 15, 2007 Observe each of the following statements and its potential to sour a relationship forever. Dr. Harold Bloomfield, M.D. advises never, ever to fall into these deadly relationship traps. " I am right and you are wrong. " Trap: Being unable to introspect. Fix: Practicing Transcendental Meditation®, which puts you back in touch with your deepest Self and illuminates your spirit. " Of course there are two sides to everything but I am right. " Trap: Again, failure to introspect. Fix: Spending quality time with oneself, through positive activity and Transcendental Meditation. " I hate your constant passive-aggressive attitude. " Trap: Starting with the assumption that the other person's behavior is negative. Fix: Understanding the negativity inside your own self and changing it into positive energy. " I'm tired of always wondering how to deal with you. " Trap: Getting caught in either/or thinking. Fix: " Dealing " with the other person by giving and respecting more. " I know your thoughts towards me are malicious and mean. " Trap: Failure to think positive. Fix: Believing in the goodness of the heart, and being willing to trust. " What will my lover/mother/neighbor think? " Trap: Lack of assurance and harmony within Self. Fix: Listening to your heart, and following its voice. " This stress is driving me crazy. " Trap: Being debilitated by " pragya aparadh " . Fix: Examine and remove stress-causing factors from your life, before letting them ruin your relationships. Rethink your diet, sleep and work pattern. " You are the one responsible for all my miseries. " Trap: Trading blame, instead of loving unconditionally. Fix: Think instead: what am I doing to fuel my own miseries. " Why can't you ever do things the way they should be done? " Trap: Emphasizing " should " instead of recognizing the other person's sense of Self. Fix: Understanding your own need for freedom and extending it to others around you. " You're a miserable little mamma's boy. " Trap: Trying to hurt and insult. Fix: Saying, " I respect your feelings but would like to discuss some of mine, too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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