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Where does our longing for someone or something to love originate? Is it not with the awakening of an internal force urging us to explore and experience the deepest part of ourselves? When we say — or feel toward another — “You complete me,” what we’re really saying is something like “Through you I’ve realized parts of myself I wouldn’t have known even existed; you have helped introduce me to who I really am.” In the following short dialog, Guy Finley and Dr. Ellen Dickstein explore this idea further as they discuss what we’re truly seeking in our relationships and why.
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Watch for the release of Guy Finley’s newest book, The Seeker, The Search, The Sacred: Journey to the Greatness Within, this coming Tuesday October 4th when you’ll be able to buy the book at a special price and receive 4 free bonus gifts, including a 60-minute DVD and an 8-hour Audio Album!
