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Dear Friend, Are you creating your everlasting love? In today's Ezine, I'm thrilled to share a quick article with you from a wonderfully charming friend, Mat Boggs and his best friend Jason Miller. I met Mat (and Jason briefly) at an L.A. conference earlier this year and their enthusiasm for L-O-V-E is contagious. If you are in a relationship, you WANT to use what I'm about to share with you to make it even more wonderful; to improve and enrich what you have into the fantastic love affair you really want. If you are single, you WANT to use these examples as the baseline for the L-O-V-E you want to attract. In order to attract something you desire, you must be able to believe it exists and you must be able to imagine what it would be like. All too often, we get stuck; unable to imagine what something would be like because we lack sufficient examples in our life. Without healthy examples of what passionate romance and head-over-heels love actually 'looks' like it's going to be a challenge to attract it! Well, Mat and Jason have solved this dilemma for you! Two men, a grandmother, and an RV set out across the country to interview what they are calling Marriage Masters - couples who know what it takes to be madly in love for 40 years or longer. As a conscious creator constantly trying to create my ideal relationship.... (Wait, let me qualify. I'm fabulously, joyfully in love with my honey, who I intentionally attracted using the principles I teach, by the way.) However, I must confess, there are times when my 'baggage' (or his) over-rides my intentions; I falter with my visions and we end up flinging mud at each other. It's my job to continually imagine my relationship into Divine Perfection. One of the most powerful ways I know to use the law of attraction in a relationship is to look for 'real' examples of what I want all around me. When I see something I like, I simply imagine that into my relationship. For example, my honey doesn't know 'why' he buys me flowers every week, but I do!?! (Wink, wink) If you can tune into the Today Show, Mat and Jason are on the show today. I think you'll find it marvelously inspiring! And, I hope you enjoy Mat's story - it brought tears to my eyes as it pulled on my "romantic-nut" heart strings. Create a great day!
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Now That's the Marriage I Want!!There are certain events in one's life that form a permanent imprint on the soul, moments that forever shape who we are, no matter how hard we try to shake them. For me, it was my parents' divorce. My fourteen-year-old heart would never be the same. But before I go into that, you have to know a little about my genetic make-up. My DNA reads like this: R-O-M-A-N-T-I-C. That's code for somebody who constantly dreams of living an enchanted love story. While other young boys dreamt of being professional football players or astronauts, I dreamt of falling in love. I watched the cartoon movie Robin Hood 4,295 times, and always at the end, as Robin and Maid Marian rode off into the sunset. I'd lie back on the couch and feel my little heart bursting with the idea that my "Maid Marian" was somewhere out there and one day we would get to ride off into the sunset together. Mushy, I know. But then my parents dropped the bomb. It's been almost 15 years and I can still remember the chill in the air as I walked into the living room and saw my mother with puffy red eyes sitting next to my father on the couch. They didn't touch. I sat pensively next to my sister and they started to explain that even though they'd been married 27 years, even though they'd told us repeatedly that they were soul mates, even though they'd created a beautiful family together, they were now unhappy and getting a divorce. Their words blindsided me like a Mac truck. My sister burst into tears. I couldn't understand what had happened. Over the next few weeks both my aunts divorced their husbands and, like bits of shrapnel, blew apart any of my lingering beliefs in lifelong love. At which point I did the only thing a 14-year-old kid could do: I put my romantic little heart in the freezer; and took up football because it was the best place to unleash my wrath (within legal bounds). Flash forward to graduate school, when my mother phoned to say that my grandfather had been diagnosed with terminal cancer. She suggested that I take one day a week and spend it with my grandparents. I was less than enthused by the notion. The thought of spending the whole day with my old, stiff, chew-each-bite-forty-times grandparents didn't match my fast-paced way of life. But in the end, I caved into my mother's persuasion and said "yes". So, every Thursday my grandparents and I would pile in the car and drive to the coast or up to the mountains in search of an out-of-the-way lunch trove. On these excursions, or "Adventures with the Professor" as my grandparents called them, they began to tell me their love story. How they met. How they fell in love. Their relationship was amazing! One special day, the one that rocked my world, Grams wanted to check out an antique shop (her favorite pastime). I pulled the car over and locked the doors while she and Gramps shuffled up the sidewalk, hand-in-hand in front of me. When I turned and looked at them something happened. Like a movie effect, everything around them dissolved away. I could almost see the energy between them. In that moment, they became more than my grandparents. I saw them as two kids who had fallen in love 62 years ago. They surpassed all of life's trials and here they were, with one of them near his last breath.and they were still crazy about one another. I felt the familiar tingle in my heart, the calling of a dream I had once held so dear as a child. My eyes welled up with tears and I felt the ice around my heart begin to melt. "Now that's the marriage I want!" I thought to myself. My grandfather passed away just a few short months later, but the inspiration had been passed to me to share what I'd seen in my grandparents with others. I jumped on the phone and called my best friend since 3rd grade, Jason Miller, and practically shouted with excitement: "Let's show our generation that lifelong love is possible! Let's interview couples married over 40 years and write a book that presents their marital secrets and stories!" Jason not only agreed to help, but enhanced the idea by adding, "Let's not just write a book, let's make a documentary film about how these couples did it and show it to America!!" And thus the adventure began. After four years, over 12,000 miles in an RV, and more than 300 interviews, we have finished the book (Simon & Schuster, June 07) and our first feature-length documentary film. Both are entitled "Project Everlasting," and we are extremely proud to give you an exclusive clip of our film today. We hope that this inspires you to build and grow your own amazing love story. Our mission is to increase love in the world, one couple at a time and we hope you'll help support this by getting this film into the hands of every married couple in America. With Love and Light, P. S. A note from Anisa: If you find this inspiring, get the DVD that Mat, Jason and Grams created and use it to intentionally manifest the love you desire - it'll be worth it! And, here's a coaching tip... if you watch/read about the marriage masters and feel any form of 'longing or envy or fear that you won't or can't have that' then use EFT & LOA to get rid of the negative and consciously create it. You were born to have the love you desire, don't settle for anything less. Remember, if you get this in time - watch them on MSNBC's Today Show today. |
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Anisa Aven, CreataVision Enterprises
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