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How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
- By Maria Moratto
- Published 04/9/2006
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Maria Moratto
Dr. Maria Moratto holds 5 degrees, including 2 B.A., 2 M.A., and one Ph.D. Originally from Brazil, she has over 25 years experience in academics as well as coaching individuals and groups; teaching seminars, tele-seminars, and classes; and writing books and other articles on topics such as stress and time-management, leisure, spirituality, abundance, prosperity, learning styles and multiple intelligences, academic survival, relationships, natural medicine, diversity, goal setting, self-improvement, career, lifestyle, and spiritual business. She is passionate about helping others improve their lives and find true happiness, health, and prosperity. She thinks that life is supposed to be easy, simple, and fun. She lives in Fair Oaks, CA with her 17 year old son Alex and two kitties, Zeh and Fitty, whom she adores.
View all articles by Maria MorattoHaving a broken heart is nothing to laugh about. If your heart has been broken in the past (whose heart hasn?t, really?) or is broken now, you know exactly what I mean. Besides the depression, all sorts of negative feelings pile up on an already stressed body and not only feel like dying but you might also develop a serious illness that may indeed kill you.
At this point, you are so unfocused on the positive and so focused on the negative that it is a wonder you can function at all. You go against the Law of Attraction that states that you get what you focus upon. That means that instead of being relieved from your pain, you are getting even more of it.
Never you worry, though. The Universe is very forgiving and always says YES to you. So, no sooner you shift your focus, your reality will shift as well, from the negative, to the positive.
There are 3 steps to take when you break your heart.
1. Grieve
Grieving immediately after your loss is the best way to go. Don?t put off this important step. The longer you take to do it, the longer it will take you to heal. Dive head on.
Go deep into your wound. Cry, scream, punch your pillow, kick rocks, go to your underworld if you must (just like Orpheus). Face the darkness. Do what you need to do without pretenses. You must be true to your hurt, to your feelings. Your acceptance that you are hurt is your biggest step for your true healing. You will come back from it a much stronger person and ready for the second step.
2. Plan
To mend a broken heart you need to go on a journey, your healing journey. And as with any journey, you need to plan. You don?t go on a trip without knowing what is going to happen beforehand, would you? Even if you are following other people?s plan, you want to know w
When it is time for the healing journey, many people hop on an unplanned trip, because they don?t know better and they make many mistakes along the way. Don?t fall in that trap. Plan and date what you need to do to mend your broken heart.
3. Take action
After you plan, the next logical step is to take action. Here are some steps that you may take to make sure the path you chose is the best for you. Here are some suggestions:
1. Accept responsibility for your healing
2. Take time for yourself
3. When you are inspired, take action
4. Remember that ?Today is a gift; that is why they call it the present?
5. Forgive each and everyone, past and present
6. Understand the Law of Attraction
7. Release negative people from your life
8. Dive into your spiritual work
9. Do your affirmations and visualizations
10. Be grateful. Appreciate. Bless
11. Expect miracles
So here you are. You may have a broken heart now, but remember that this too shall pass. And when it passes, you will be so much stronger you will appreciate the journey you went to. And you will bless it.
? Maria Moratto 2006
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