Dr Mack The One And Only Love Doctor In South Africa

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24/09/2019

DR MACK HELP U TO BRING BACK YOUR LOST LOVER TRADITIONALY

14/09/2019

Sometimes we are so innocent or scared to admit our feelings to someone we truly love.
We then later found ourselves secretly crushing on them.
The frustrating part is when to let them know your true feelings.
You will always risk losing them as a friend once they find out so it’s really very frustrating.
Let’s just go ahead and post some secret love quotes and let them try to figure it out, u just contact dr mack get ur help.

13/09/2019

WE HELP WOMAN OR MAN,BOYS AND GIRLS TO HOLD YOU LOVERS SPIRITUALLY OR TRADITIONALY FOREVER.

13/09/2019

DO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW YOU BEHAVE WITH YOUR LOVER IN BED?

13/09/2019

DO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE AND YOUR RELATIONSHIP?

13/09/2019

DO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO BUILD TRUST IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP?

13/09/2019

DO YOU WANT KNOW HOW TO FIND ALOVE PARTNER.

13/09/2019

HOW TO CHANGE YOUR PARTNER'S BEHAVIOURS.
In my relationship coaching work I am often asked by my clients how they can change their partner’s bad behaviour. I must admit that I have often wanted to change the people who are close to me when their behaviour feels less than positive. It can seem that the only way we can be happy is if the people we relate to behave in positive loving ways, and when they don’t we have no choice but to suffer. However, I always have to reply to my clients question with the answer that many years of exploring relationships has taught me:

“If you want to change your partner you must be willing to change yourself”

My clients are usually very disappointed by this answer, but I feel it is an important to be honest. In this article I want to explain why attempts at coercion or control always fail in the long run, but also how a willingness to heal and find self-love is the key to change in a relationship.

The first thing to become aware of is why you might want to change your partner. They might be behaving badly and triggering pain in you, so it makes sense that you would want this to stop. In a world that was purely logical and without emotions it would make perfect sense to point out their failings, show them how they need to change and to make it clear that there will be negative consequences to their non-compliance. But the problem is that humans are full of emotions and it is these rather than logic that control their behaviours and reactions to stress. There is something critically important that you need to remember about poor behaviour.CALL DR MACK GET HELP.

13/09/2019

How To Heal A Broken Heart (Heartbroken)
At some time in our life, all of us have suffered a broken heart, usually when a romantic relationship has failed, when we have lost somebody through death, or when we experience a deep disappointment or failure. The pain of a broken heart can take us to our knees and make it very hard to continue on with life. It can damage our work and health and it can make it very hard to find a new partner or to enjoy life again. In this month’s article I am going to explain why we suffer heartbreaks and why they can be so debilitating. I also want to give you some help with healing any heartbreaks that you may be currently suffering or are holding on to from the past.

The word heartbreak is a good one, because it describes very well the sensation of losing somebody important in our life or of experiencing a crushing disappointment. It feels as if our heart has broken in two or been shattered, and sometimes we will have great pain in the chest around this vital organ. We think of the heart as the emotional centre of the body and our art, literature and music uses this imagery all the time. Physiological studies are showing that the heart and brain are very much connected and that the heart’s functioning and rhythm are very closely associated with our emotional and indeed spiritual state. It is therefore not surprising that when we experience a heartbreak, that the pain can be excruciating and our world falls apart. It is common to feel deep and unrelenting sadness and hopelessness. Often we will feel so bad that we will believe that nothing can repair the emotional damage – that we will have to live with the pain forever. We assume that the only way to be happy again is to return our life to the way it was before the heartbreak.

These are all typical symptoms of a heartbreak, and we will tend to assume that it has been caused entirely by the person or situation that has let us down. Whilst these do trigger our heartbreaks and people can be hurtful and insensitive, the key to understanding them is to realise that the heartbreak was already within us before things went wrong. In other words, we were holding on to a heartbreak from the past, that was triggered by the problem that we are facing today. The current heartbreak is an echo of an original heartbreak that most likely occurred when we were children. The bigger the original heartbreak, the greater the pain that we will experience when things go wrong later in life. Worse still, if we are subconsciously harbouring an old heartbreak, our thoughts and behaviours will bring on further heartbreaks later in life because the defences that are required to keep them hidden will tend to create emotional separation in our relationships. Understanding our heartbreaks in this way requires great emotional maturity because it means that we must stop blaming our partners or a particular situation for our painful feelings and accept that a heartbreak is showing us that we need to heal something within us.

To heal an adult heartbreak we must identify the emotional issues that we have carried with us from our childhood. A heartbreak in a romantic relationship today is our way of saying to the people around us that they have treated us badly. This means that we have a belief that we were treated badly in the past, or that significant people in our life did not love us or care for us in the way that we expected. Ultimately we must heal these types of heartbreak at their source, otherwise they will keep hurting us in all our current relationships. To do this we will need to forgive the people, most commonly our parents, in our original heartbreak and accept that we can find the love within that we have been expecting other people to give to us.

If you have a broken heart at the moment, notice the feelings that underlie the sadness and hurt. What is it that you so miss about the person you have lost? Those qualities are within you (but you may have suppressed them) and you can bring them into your life by being willing to receive and embrace them. Whatever you feel you have lost, will be what you thought you lost in your original (probably childhood) heartbreak and that is what you will need to focus your healing efforts on. You can also start healing a heartbreak by giving the quality that you feel you have lost to anybody close to you who is also suffering. Giving truly to somebody in need will open your heart and allow it to heal naturally.

Healing childhood and adolescent heartbreaks is at the core of the Psychology of Vision approach to relationships. It is a very accountable self-development path but it has the power to transform your life. It is during our childhood heartbreaks that we turn away from our natural essence of love and connection and it is only by healing the issues that are contained within them that we can rediscover who we truly are and find lasting happiness. They will certianly help you to heal your borken heart.CALL DR MACK EVERYTHING WILL BE FYNE.

13/09/2019

HAVE U HART BROKENED?
Your partner has broken your heart, most likely by ending the relationship, leaving you, or having an affair.

Your life has lost its meaning - you feel devastated and can't imagine how you can be happy again without the person you love.

You have lost somebody through death, and the sadness and grief is consuming you,

There are very few people who have not experienced a heartbreak of some kind in their life. Relationships are critical to our well-being and we invest huge amounts of emotional energy in them. If we are betrayed, somebody leaves us, or we are bereaved, we can lose the very thing that made our life worth living.

These feelings of loss become damaging when we have over-relied on another person to bring us happiness. We all have emotional needs and can easily become dependent on another person to fulfil them. Our outward search for happiness and meaning readily focuses on a partner or sometimes a child or parent. This can provide us a degree of contentment, but it leaves us unable to cope if that person leaves. It is as if a part of us has been taken away, I WILL HELP U.

13/09/2019

DR MACK HELP U TO FIND YOUR LIFE LOVERS AND TO MAKE YOUR LOVE TO LIVE STRONG FOREVER AND EVER

12/09/2019

12/09/2019