Leanne Halyburton. Email: spiritoflife@hotmail.co.uk
A young lady I know was recently looking through old pictures on her phone, and commented on the fact that her sister (I will call her Jane) had had different boyfriends over for Christmas dinner for two consecutive years. There they were, all smiles and hugs, surrounded by piles of discarded brightly coloured wrapping paper. […]
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I have been giving this subject a lot of thought for some time. After all, a huge number of those who purchase a consultation from me are either looking for love or requesting insight into a love interest. I have also seen the struggles that personal associates have experienced in the search for a decent […]
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If something is to empower us, or lead toward our empowerment, it has to be honest. And by honest I don’t mean passive-aggressive or downright nasty; if someone snarls at you, “do you know what your problem is? You can’t take the truth!” they don’t have your greater good at heart. Genuine, well-meant honesty definitely […]
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If you have fallen in love with someone who has been honest enough to explain that they aren’t open to developing a committed relationship with you – are you, a) listening and accepting… or, b) ignoring and resisting what you don’t want to hear? If you have actual, behavioural evidence (as opposed to mere words […]
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You can develop your ability to ‘read’ other people, without being in the same room, building, city or even country that they are. What you will be doing is connecting with their energetic field, and taking a peek into their inner world. And this is important because our inner world is where our personal reality […]
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The title of this blog says it all: there is no such thing as closure where a broken relationship and heart is concerned. What there is, however, is something much more powerful: ultimate detachment… but first, we have to understand how to allow ourselves to reach that stage! We imagine that if we can just […]
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How much time do we allow to pass before cutting our losses where a love interest is concerned? How long is too long? Well, if things haven’t progressed to the stage of actual dating by the time three months have passed, it is probably unlikely to ever do so. And when I say dating, I […]
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