"Anybody can be great because any body can serve." Dr. Martin Luther Ming Jr. Sometimes we need to simplify things. As human beings we often get caught up in doing. Writing lists of tasks. Checking off the tasks we complete. Hurting ourselves when we don't. Blaming others when we can't remember why we didn't. And the viscous cycle goes on and on. In relationships it's good to remember that we attract who we are and we choose who compliments us. With this in mind, it should be easy to serve who we choose. Love our reflection as we love ourselves. As we begin a new week, may we each remember that greatness comes through service which by the way is the greatest act of love. And when we love our partners as we love ourselves we are living in divine order.

Let's get this conversation started. When we look at the word relationship is always good to be clear on what we're actually talking about. What comes to mind for you? Comment below.

Welcome new members! This guide for couples, veterans and retreat participants has not been accessible to our Freemium members until today. It is our pleasure to offer this gift to each person who request it in the comment section below. This is just another way that we say thank you for sharing this space with us. You can also access this guide 24/7 by visiting our "Classroom." Introduction: Deep connection in relationships is not only fostered through words but is profoundly shaped by how we communicate beyond language. Non-verbal practices—such as intentional touch, mindful eye contact, aligned breathing, and full-bodied presence allow us to express care, empathy, and love at a level that words alone cannot. Science aAirms that non-verbal cues comprise a substantial share of relational communication, with gestures, touch, and facial expressions conveying most of our emotional messages. For our Relationship Wellness global community, especially couples reimagining intimacy, veterans seeking safe and grounded touch, and those embracing new beginnings at Optimal Living Retreats, these practices represent a return home to embodied wisdom. As recipients and as givers of non-verbal love, we can expand trust, rekindle emotion, and restore a sense of belonging. This guide oAers five evidence-based, inclusively designed non-verbal practices. Each section includes an inviting emoji, clear description, the significance of the practice, and tips to help you embody more connection—whether you're exploring with a partner, in a healing community, or simply wishing to deepen your relationship with yourself.

Yesterday was international Yoga Day and I inadvertently failed to post our virtual yoga session Flash Sale to the group. To make up for this oversight, this offer is being extended through 6/29/26. Question? Have you ever tried yoga before? If so, what was your experience?

How about this venue for a fall Power of CommonUnity Mixer?