Relationships are everywhere. They begin with the relationship we have with ourselves and continue throughout our entire journey on Earth. Relationships aren’t just about our connection with other people – they also include our bond with the world, the environment, money, work, the Creator, and most importantly, ourselves.

The quality of our relationships defines the quality of our lives.

When our relationship with ourselves is strong, respectful, and harmonious, everything else in life begins to fall into place. Unfortunately, we often realize this only when things fall apart – when we feel overwhelmed, when relationships break down, and when conflicts, stress, or blame begin to weigh us down.

That’s when we turn inward and ask ourselves:
What’s happening? What can I change?

Relationships Are Everywhere

Every aspect of life is shaped by relationships. Here are some of the key connections we constantly maintain, even if we’re not fully aware of them:

• Relationships with parents and family roots: How do we relate to our heritage, traditions, and family history?
• Relationships with family members: Partner, children, siblings. Do we listen to each other, understand, and support one another?
• Relationships with work and colleagues: How do we feel in our work environment? Does it inspire or burden us?
• Relationships with money: What does money symbolize for us? Security, control, freedom, or tension?
• Relationships with the world: The world acts as a mirror. What does it reflect back to us? What lessons does it offer?
• Relationship with ourselves: Do we hear our needs? Do we love and accept ourselves as we are?
• Relationship with the Creator or our higher self: How connected do we feel to our spiritual essence and the universe?

Conflicts Start Within

When we face difficulties in relationships – conflicts, disrespect, loneliness, rejection, guilt, or accusations – these problems often point to unresolved issues within ourselves. Most of the time, we are not at peace with who we are.

Here are some common signs:

• Lack of self-love: “I’m not good enough.”
• Victim mentality: “People always take advantage of me.”
• Miscommunication: “Nobody understands or listens to me.”

These emotions often become stuck in the heart and throat chakras, making it harder to express feelings and communicate openly.

How to Build Harmonious Relationships

It all starts with the relationship you have with yourself. When you accept and make peace with yourself, when you create a strong connection with your higher self and the Creator, everything around you begins to transform. Relationships with others become gentler, more balanced, and life feels calmer.

Harmony within reflects as harmony in your body and your home.

Healing Through Meditation

Rebuilding relationships is a journey.
During our courses and guided meditations, we work deeply with the subconscious mind, creating shifts not only on a conscious level but also in subtle, transformative ways. This process helps to release inner conflicts, restore balance, and build stronger, healthier connections – with yourself and with others.

Final Thoughts

Relationships are the foundation of life. When harmony begins within, the world naturally reflects it back through peace and balance. Challenges that once felt insurmountable suddenly become clear and manageable.

Let’s embark on this journey together. Let’s release conflicts, rediscover love, and build harmonious relationships that reflect your true inner state.

Relationships begin with you.

With love,
Indrė Asada