The Soul Mate Prep Blog#75: Doesn't it sound great to care for each other?

In my last post, I talk about one of two questions we adhere to when looking for a mate...The Soul Mate Prep Blog: The Soul Mate Prep Blog#74: What question do you a...: All of us unconsciously ask one of two questions, when we seek out a potential partner. We either ask: what can I do for you? This is the c...

When we become interdependent, we want to care for another. What does this mean?

First: we need to care for our self.
Second: you would want to nurture your partner. Cook them meals, think about their feelings, support them in their goals.
Third: you would encourage a healthy existence to live a long life together!

However, if one is always nurturing the other and the other not caring about them, it is not healthy.

Do you want to be true lovers and care about the other?

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The Soul Mate Prep Blog#61: Are you an actor or true lover?

If you are a regular reader of mine, thank you. You know, I discuss one's security, sharing one's body and money as opposed to using another and to own one's power for a functional self.

Functional parents will provide their members with the above in a healthy manner. A dysfunctional family will not, the parents don't have the knowledge to provide in a healthy way.

Functional parents will provide emotional security, will role-model equal sharing of sex and money and will demonstrate equal power. "Equal power means one person doesn't control both people but are two independent humans!"-Serena Jade

When functional parents exude the issues of a healthy survival system, the members are ready for the ultimate jump in our evolution!

The person can relate to dependency and independency thus becomes interdependent. There is sharing of empathy with another and the person can be a true lover as opposed to acting the part.

What does sharing empathy mean?

This means neither are identified with being dependent nor co-dependent. They are interdependent and they take into consideration being in the other person's shoes. They are in tune with the other person's feelings and problems.

The co-dependent is the caretaker and the dependent is dependent on the other person. The dependent doesn't have the insight into the other person's feelings or problems. 

An example: What if one person is having financial problems, the dependent person is not in tune with the feelings of what the other person is going through. Now, if both people are interdependent, they will know what the other person is going through.

This is just an example and can be applied to any situation. The couple transforms into true lovers as opposed to acting the part of a lover!

Do you want to be a true lover?

"Self-Knowledge is the Jewel."-Serena Jade
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