Relationship
There is no fixed definition of an ideal relationship. Different relationships exist for different purposes. Hence, different attributes are best suited for each purpose.
Some relationships are to exchange or transfer knowledge or resources.
Some are to achieve a shared outcome, eg. raise a child, complete a job, etc.
Some may seem to appear to have no purpose, but actually serves a fundamental purpose, ie. to exchange and balance each other's energy, for the well-being of all.
There is always a reason and a need for individuals to come together, to form relationships. Each side needs the other, no matter how inequitable the relationship is. The inequity is only a result of the unequal energy of the two sides, ie. one side is too expansive, strong, etc.
Sometimes a relationship breaks, when the purpose is achieved or has changed, or cannot be achieved because the dynamics of the relationship is not conducive to serve that purpose. Every change is a part of the whole natural process.
Anything that exists only at the energetic level is very volatile. It can be strengthen through an understanding, and similarly, be weaken through a misunderstanding.
It contains the signature energy or core essence of the individual members. As each individual is unique, so is each relationship that is built by these unique beings.
Relationships can be extremely fragile, or can be extremely powerful. We can jointly build relationships that are most ideal for our unique needs, by controlling the flow of energy within the relationship.
Some relationships are to exchange or transfer knowledge or resources.
Some are to achieve a shared outcome, eg. raise a child, complete a job, etc.
Some may seem to appear to have no purpose, but actually serves a fundamental purpose, ie. to exchange and balance each other's energy, for the well-being of all.
There is always a reason and a need for individuals to come together, to form relationships. Each side needs the other, no matter how inequitable the relationship is. The inequity is only a result of the unequal energy of the two sides, ie. one side is too expansive, strong, etc.
Sometimes a relationship breaks, when the purpose is achieved or has changed, or cannot be achieved because the dynamics of the relationship is not conducive to serve that purpose. Every change is a part of the whole natural process.
Anything that exists only at the energetic level is very volatile. It can be strengthen through an understanding, and similarly, be weaken through a misunderstanding.
It contains the signature energy or core essence of the individual members. As each individual is unique, so is each relationship that is built by these unique beings.
Relationships can be extremely fragile, or can be extremely powerful. We can jointly build relationships that are most ideal for our unique needs, by controlling the flow of energy within the relationship.
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