My life is consistently on track and I live with meaning and purpose on a daily basis. 

 I think it would be helpful to meditate regularly, yet I don’t stick with it consistently (even though I want to).

I would like to safely connect with someone special who passed to either make amends, get clarity from them, or share how I feel because we didn’t get to do that. 

I would love to have clarity and vision to move forward on a path that is authentically right for me at this time.  

I’m able to openly share my needs clearly so that my lover/partner can easily hear, understand and respond to my requests.

I have sufficient tools, practices, support and self-confidence to get me through life’s rough patches with ease. 

Sometimes I wish I had more like-minded people in my life to safely share and grow with. 

While I did my best, I don’t know if I made the right decisions concerning a loved one who passed. I would like to connect with them for healing so I can move forward.

I am eager to break through limiting blocks to experience clear direction and meaning in my life.

I hear my partner with empathy, compassion and an intention to understand what they need, even when their needs are different from my own.

I’m finding it more and more challenging to feel inner peace and calm when there’s so much chaos in the outer world.

Some important things were left unsaid before a loved one passed.  Now, I wish I could communicate with them for more meaningful closure.

I want to do more than talk about problems in my relationships. I want tools and methods that effectively improve my communication and the quality of my relationships.

 My days are well balanced and I make adequate time to focus on self-care, my relationships and new possibilities that I’m curious about. 

I am extremely empathic and would like to discover how to trust and develop my intuition and internal guidance system to thrive in life. 

A loved one passed and I’m feeling stuck in grief. While I know that grief is a natural part of life, I would like to know if they’re OK, and if it’s OK for me to move on in a way that honors them. Some people tell me I need to move forward with my life, but I don’t know how.

I feel physically, emotionally and spiritually fit and grounded most of the time.

Sometimes I think I may never experience the happiness and intimacy in my relationships that I really long for.

I sometimes feel confused or guilty about a loved one’s passing and wonder why I’m still here when they’re not?  I would like to move forward but don’t know how to do that in a way that honors my loved one.

I want to expand my horizons and access deeper wisdom through personal experience rather than being told what to believe.

I have the skills required to use conflict as an opportunity to deepen understanding and closeness with my lover/partner, even when we disagree.