When you are conscious of the eternal validity of the connection with your self, breaking up with a loved one becomes less painful; each time.
Credit: Jean-Baptiste Béranger
The Master's wisdom # 38 – heartbreaks
6 years ago by nomad-magus (67)
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Not to mention that the connection is never truly broken, but transformed, and remains a part of you both.
I've been lucky in that I've usually been able to remain friends with anyone I've been involved with, because it never made sense to me to trash what was once a good relationship, and it is far better to move forward on the best terms possible.
My former husband and I remained close friends until I moved to Tennessee.
After all, we are all ONE, and separation is merely a persistent illusion.
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