The Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship (A Toltec Wisdom Book)

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We are judging ourselves all the time and we are judging everyone else all the time based on what we believe and based on the sense of justice and injustice” (Ruiz 37). If you take your happiness and put it in someone’s hands, sooner or later, she is going to break it. Once upon a time, a master was talking to a crowd of people, and his message was so wonderful that everyone felt touched by his words of love. Her life’s mission is to publish books of enduring beauty, integrity, and wisdom, and to inspire others to fulfill their most cherished dreams. Let us see you in every cell of our body, inevery emotion of our mind, in every dream, in every flower, in everyperson we meet.

The Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship The Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship

He bought the best food and wine, and found the most beautiful clothes to offer as a gift to the Master. We must praise our creators, no matters how he looks like: a spirit, a book, an idea, a scientific fact, or an absurd matter. Everybody is in the constant quest for love in others, which means that nobody has it and yet we are trying to find it in others.In a relationship, we can pretend to be the same, to think the same, to feel the same, to dream the same, but there is no way that can happen.

Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship

The toltecs were known as men and woman of knowledge and for thousands of years they have passed down their knowledge. Although I was not big on the slightly religious undertones in some of the chapters, I do believe that we are here for a reason and if that is the case, something created us. Personally, I would hope that I have the strength to stop that cycle, and leave my children full of love and respect. It didn't do much to change how I feel about relationships or love, because they were pretty similar to begin with.Fundamentally, the Toltecs believe that the human mind has always carried and continues to carry a “disease. At this point I was about to abandon the book for good because he was just making me mad…then he made some good points. We are urged to take a moment to contemplate our history, to admire how we are, and to see how perfect things are around us. What you are is a force--a force that makes it possible for your body to live, a force that makes it possible for your whole mind to dream. If we deprive Hell from the everlasting-fire idea, the one that poets and painters created to describe its monstrosity, what would be left?