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    • Finding Love in Nature

      by Jenny Lynne
      As spring is upon us, it's time to shed the old fickle patterns, messy mindsets and dirty habits that aren't serving us anymore. Immerse yourself in nature and take an introspective moment to listen to your heart. After all, in nature comes clarity. Love is everywhere and nature gives us subtle hints as proof. You may even start seeing the universal symbol of love - a heart!
      Make this spring all about you. Listen openly to and take interest in YOU. Jump into your head and see things through your own eyes. Go for a hike, walk or just sit on a park bench. Take in a deep breath with the intention that you're about to create an opportunity where you can introduce a new way of cultivating a loving environment. Metaphorically nourish yourself and become reconnected with your own voice. Follow the path of things that ignite that spark. Surrender to all things love. Love is everywhere; are you seeing it?
      • Love out loud. What would that sound like?
      • Love your life. What would that feel like?
      • Love in 3D. What would that look like?
      A heart shaped rock, commonly found, is always welcomed and should be treated like treasure when stumbled upon. Do you pick it up and take it for yourself or leave it in its place for others to take pleasure in nature's largess? There's no right or wrong answer. The heart, symbolizing surrounding love, has its own personal meaning. What does it mean to you? When nature shows you a heart, cherish it!
      Love - what a powerful word. It can move mountains or take your breath away. Never underestimate it. When you're on your walk, do you really see what you're seeing? Learn to be present and your heart will become one with nature. Open your mind and your heart will follow. How do you show love?
      à   Do you live it?
      à     Do you give it?
      à   Do you hide from it?
      à   Do you run towards it?
      à   Do you dabble with it?
      à   Do you withhold it?
      à   Do you believe in it?
      à    Do you crave it?
      à    Do you connect with it?
      à    Do you need it?
      à    Do you seek it?
      à    Do you speak it?
      Being clear on what love is to you is crucial in order to make any healthy adjustments to your mental and spiritual wellbeing.
      Hopefully the message is clearly being conveyed on the importance of disconnecting, unplugging and finding peace in a quiet and a natural way. Nature's unexpected hearts will appear in the most beautiful form. It could be a leaf, stone, puddle, plant, in the sky or even a snake keeping its distance. But you have to be mindful of them! Don't show up half way. Disrupt all unnecessary and negative thoughts then shift back to the fundamental and basic knowledge that we all long to love and to be loved. Understand that not all the hearts have to be perfect in shape or something that was manmade to represent love. They come in all shapes and sizes and are as unique as snowflakes. Each has its own beauty. Some are strong while others are fragile. Kind of resembles us, don't you think?
      After an evening rain, there could be a heart shaped stain leaving its heart print, holding onto last remnants of moisture in the air before it disappears like it was never there. Only a few who chose that path during those fleeting moments would share space with that heart. And even fewer would be aware of its existence though it's right there in front of them. Would you see it? Be present to the point you draw a blank and have to create a thought. Here's your chance to create a loving one. Awaken a new awareness and engage in finding new forms of love!
      Let's see love as a vehicle to move us towards that ever moving target called happiness starting with self-love which is something that is as important as the air we breathe. Short, sweet, simple yet true. Love is in the heart of the matter. Seek it, live it. You'll be a better version of you.
      There's nothing wrong with being cheesy or sappy. Pull out the slingshot and shoot out hearts. Snack on love, or better yet, eat it for lunch. Be infectious about it.
      • Life is precious. Love with all your heart!
      • Be compassionate. Have a bleeding heart!
      • Rediscover. Make a change from your heart!
      • Be cautious! Stay away from a poisonous heart!
      "Look up, look down, look all around...be open to nature's hearts that abound."
      -Jenny Lynne

      Jenny Lynne is an inventor, connector, entrepreneur and an author. She found her passion and is devoted to inspiring others to by finding hearts in nature.  Her two beautifully illustrated picture books, HEARTS and HEARTS FOR KIDS, capture naturally occurring or accidental hearts found around the world and photographed by her. Each heart image is accompanied by a caption that encompasses her wit, humor and sometimes seriousness by describing the emotions and perceptions that were evoked. Nature's incomparable beauty and sometimes not-so-subtle appearance is a reminder that love is ever present. She encourages people to email her heart images via the contact form on her website (www.JennyLynneBooks.com) or post them to her social media (#jennylynnebooks).

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    • DOUBLE VISION: IS HER HUSBAND TRYING TO HARM HER?

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      My intuition tells me that my husband, (Libra 10/2/66) is purposefully hurting me psychologically and emotionally behind my back. I feel he is doing this through our friends, and also that he has cheated on me with these friends. My heart tells me this, but I can’t prove anything. How can I find out? What should I do about these intuitions? Help!

       – Sherry

      Dreamchaser:

      Sherry, I tell spouses all the time that there is great truth in the old adage, “Where there is smoke, there is fire.” For the most part, if you feel there is something going on, there usually is.

      What you can do to find out if he is cheating is hire a private detective. Maybe you could call some attorneys in town to find out if they recommend anyone. Lots of people say they are detectives, but just wind up taking your money and giving you no evidence. You need to find someone who is reputable and who can get the job done as quickly as possible. Since you have some information already, it may make the detective’s job a little bit easier.

      I also strongly recommend counseling for you and for your husband. I doubt he will go, but I think you absolutely need it to sort out what is what in your life now. There are two scenarios here, both of which require counseling: The first is you are paranoid and imagining all of this. The second is that it is true, and you are being hurt by his actions.

      Either way, your marriage is in trouble, and you are in trouble as well. You need help and you need it as quickly as possible. You feel like a drowning woman, going down for the third time. You appear on the outside as the same person you have always been; inside, however, you are a wreck. Get help from a reputable therapist, and do it quickly. Marriage counseling would also be a good idea because if you work it out, the counselor may suggest a separation.

      I have to ask you why, when you are this unhappy, this paranoid, and this alone, you continue to stay in this marriage? How long has it been since the marriage was good, Sherry? How long has it been since you two have actually worked on problems together? How long has it been since he has listened to you, and then attempted to make things better in light of those communications? How long has it been since he actually communicated with you about his needs, wishes and concerns?

      You do not have to choose to stay in something that makes you so miserable, Sherry. You do have choices. I know that you feel that he has taken your choices away from you by isolating you from the rest of the world, but that is just how it appears. You do have power, and you can break free. Please get some counseling. Do not use excuses like “we cannot afford it” or “he will never stand for that.” You can afford it. Call the Department of Human Services and ask them what options are available to you. You must find a way to climb over every excuse you can think of.

      I wish you serenity.

      ****

      Astrea:

      Sherry, whether your husband is trying to hurt you or not, you’re very unhappy in your marriage. You don’t say anything in your letter about loving him, so that leads me to believe that part of the marriage is over for you. People grow apart with time; it happens. It’s time for you to examine what you want from life and love, and if you’re not getting it from the relationship you’re in now, then it’s time to seek counseling and legal help.

      What you feel is your unhappiness in this relationship. From his birthday, it is unlikely that he would be cheating or trying to do any kind of psychological damage to you with your Libras are usually loyal to a fault, and from what I can see of your husband’s chart, while he is neglectful and doesn’t give you the attention you need, he doesn’t appear to be doing anything wrong.

      Often when we are unhappy with our partners, we look for some way to blame other parties. The feelings you’re having are real problems for you, and you need to find out what is causing them instead of focusing on what anyone else is doing. Paranoia is often a sign of a chemical imbalance, and that is often easily managed with medication. First go to a medical professional who can do some simple tests to see if something physical is going on.

      If after seeing the doctor you find that you’re still this unhappy with the situation at home, it’s time to get some legal help. Sometimes money is hard to come by when you’re trying to get out of a marriage, and I have no doubt your Libra feels he must always control the finances. If you don’t have money for an attorney, find someone from legal aid in your area.

      If your husband is actually doing any of the things you suspect him of, you might find a private detective to investigate what is going on, and to get the proof you need of your husband’s infidelity. It might help you to know for sure whether he is doing bad things behind your back.

      I don’t feel, however, that even if you know he’s not doing anything wrong, you will want to be with him anymore. You two have grown in such different directions over the past five years. I believe you’ll discover it’s time for you to move on, regardless of whether he is guilty of the things you feel or not.

      No one can decide what is best for you. Try to base your decisions on what you feel about yourself, what you need, and what you want in life. Blaming your husband for imaginary offenses won’t get you anywhere. You have to take responsibility for your own life and your own happiness.

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