Join Sherrie Dillard for an intuitive perspective on love and relationships. With over 20 years experience working as a professional psychic an medium, her new book Love and Intuition offers both a deep look at the lessons our relationships provide and sound advice and exercises to develop your own intuition and grow your loving relationships. Join us in this riveting conversation about tapping into the power of universal love and accessing your own intuitive abilities for a more satisfying and loving life.

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Wendy and editor Zanne Miller explore how our loving relationships can be the most gentle and effective education we engage in to become the person we want to be. Rather than focusing on finding the right partner, commitment works best when we approach it as a method of personal growth. Commitment comes from developing the ability to remember that you really love someone, even if you aren’t feeling it. An enlightening conversation that, like the book, will provide fresh eyes to perceive the love and wonder in your own relationship.

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The Anniversary Edition: Listen this week to Wendy and her oldest friend Sarah talk about Making Love Sustainable in her 26- year old- marriage. Share in the sweet lessons of spilled milk and the many memories of what it takes to keep saying yes to love. Our closest friends are our most gentle and generous teachers when it comes to learning to love. Listen to these two old friends share their wisdom on making love sustainable.

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Explore the relationship foundations for Sacred Sexuality with author/speaker Michael Mirdad. His teachings provide an empowering and insightful keys to connecting with yourself in order to connect deeply with a partner. This engaging conversation will open up new ways of seeing your relationship and deepen your intimate connections.

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Want to learn more about: Getting the Sex You Want – Listen this week to author and Phd Sex therapist Tammy Nelson discuss how to be more sexual in your relationship, how to turn your sexual conversations into a real and growing language as well as important lessons in sexual anatomy to satisfy the human sexual appetite.

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Dr. Romance meets the Loveologist: Exploring Love and Intimacy with Tina Tessina, Phd, couples therapist and author of 14 books on how and why relationships work or don’t. Truly nourishing relationship talk…

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Sometimes we give up one kind of balance for another. Our work lives take over our personal life, new families take over old exercise routines, and sometimes our love life can take over all of it. Losing our balance over love can be fun. Actually that “in love, out of control craziness” of deep connection can be like a drug, blurring our vision so that the world has a rosy hue and commitments to any thing other than our beloved are hard to keep.

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Sometimes we give up one kind of balance for another. Our work lives take over our personal life, new families take over old exercise routines, and sometimes our love life can take over all of it. Losing our balance over love can be fun. Actually that “in love, out of control craziness” of deep connection can be like a drug, blurring our vision so that the world has a rosy hue and commitments to any thing other than our beloved are hard to keep.

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Love takes practice. Love is an action verb that is skill based; our capacity to love is the source of our genius, the inspiration for our creativity, and the essence of what roots us to the earth. Seeing our relationships in terms of a practice of love drills is a helpful approach that can keep your heart open and willing to try again, even after the inevitable hurts that define human relating. Rilke said that “the ultimate, the last test and proof of our humanity, the work for which all other work is but preparation, is for one human being to love another.” So in preparation for Valentine’s Day, commit to the truth that you were born to love and know that you have the capacity to love more skillfully, more courageously and with more tenacity than you ever imagined

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When I teach about the Ecology of Love and talk about the water that lives between people I often use the term “showing up” to describe the flow that happens in relationships. In relationships, like the ocean, there is an ebb and tide to how we are present for each other, but if the water in the relationship is always out, then both people feel alone more often than they feel like there is someone at their back. Many people go through years in partnerships where the experience of loneliness is profound. It is something that I struggle with in my own marriage, each of us having a different sense of what togetherness means and how much of it we need.

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