"We are not held back by the love we didn't receive in the past, but by the love we're not extending in the present" - Marianne Williamson

Have you ever played that game where you're pulling the petals of a daisy out, and you're thinking, "He/She loves me, he/she loves me not", and whatever petal you end up on, is a prediction of your future love? 

When we're children, we believe that it's that easy. However, as we grow up and we experience a number of heartbreaks before we find the one, we come to the realization that there's more to it than the petals of a flower. Everything we experience is there to teach us a lesson, and each heartbreak is a path to self-love, self-growth, self-awareness, and wisdom. 

Today, I share with you how you first need to learn to love yourself before you can find your lifetime companion, and why heartbreaks are necessary in our self-development. You will also hear my parents' love story, and how they took their vows, in sickness and in health, seriously.
 
In this episode, you will learn: 
My parents' love story. (01:47)
What happens when love turns sour. (03:03)
Love does not equal suffering. (05:33)
Real love begins with self-love. (06:35)

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Finding Your Way Out of a Heartbreak

There is a woman who lives in northeastern Massachusetts in a densely wooded area where my husband's family once had a summer home. It's beautiful around there, a nature conservancy. This woman never leaves the area. I think her family has lived there since the area was colonized. She walks the woods with her dogs and rarely speaks to anyone, very shy. We saw her one day while we were walking and she told us about how she knew all the owls in the woods and that they knew her.

Finding Your Way Out of a Heartbreak

Nora

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