By Terry Hernon MacDonald You're dating a person who possesses all the qualities you want, but you're not feeling the passion. Should you hang on and hope a spark develops, or should you break if off and risk losing a potentially wonderful relationship? Since some of the most enduring and passionate romances start as friendships, it's possible your feelings may change, but if you dread the kiss goodnight, they probably won't. If you like the person as a friend, make your feelings known. Honesty is paramount. Treat others as you would have them treat you, always, especially when it comes to dating. Your next step is to attract passion. You know what passion feels like, so make a commitment to feeling it twice a day by using the Law of Attraction: Construct the type of person (but not a specific person) you could fall in love with, bring that person to life in your imagination, and feel yourself in his or her arms. Smell the detergent in his shirt. Feel her breath on your neck. Where are you? Is he pushing you on a swing in the park? Is it raining? Is there music playing in the background? Where is it coming from? A radio? An ice cream truck? Feel the passion for him. Feel your heart swell at the sight of her. Feel the flutter in your stomach. Feel it! Put your scene to paper, and then make that commitment (and it is a commitment) to bring it to life in your mind twice a day. Feel it. Yes, it requires effort. Yes, it requires concentration, but this is the means by which I drew my husband (who I was--and am--passionate about) into my life. Every now and then, I forget how important this method has been to my success and tell myself, "Oh, it doesn't really matter much," but it does. It's everything. When you impress your subconscious with your desire, things happen. Here's what Robert Collier said in his book, first published in 1926, entitled The Secret of the Ages: "You know you can have what you want, if you want it badly enough
and can believe in it earnestly enough. So tonight, just before
you drop off to sleep, concentrate your thought on this thing that
you most desire from life. BELIEVE that you have it. SEE YOURSELF
possessing it. FEEL yourself using it." In addition to bringing goals to life before dropping off to sleep, I like to write affirmations (mine was: "I am happily married to a loyal, loving, reliable, successful, fun man") while listening to
music that gets me feeling the passion in my head--and in my heart. A man or woman with whom you can enjoy a supportive, passionate, happy relationship certainly exists.
If you're holding onto a ho-hum relationship out of fear that you can't do any better, think about what Madonna said in her 1989 hit, "Express Yourself:" You deserve the best in life So if the time isn't right then move on Second best is never enough You'll do much better baby on your own Then commit to using the Law of Attraction to get the exciting relationship you deserve. The results will thrill you. Terry MacDonald is the happily married author of "How to Attract and Marry the Man of Your Dreams." Sign up for free dating tips at http://www.marrysmart.com . Check out her blog at http://happygirlmusing.blogspot.com Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Terry_Hernon_MacDonald http://EzineArticles.com/?Dating-a-Nice-Person-But-Youre-Not-Attracted?&id=539548 phentermine without prescription
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