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Are You A Sacrificer In Your Marriage?

by Geet Taneja

Rated
4
Type
talks
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
30

In this 1-minute track, "Are You a Sacrificer in Your Marriage?", you'll take a quick introspective journey to explore your role in your relationship. You’ll reflect on whether you often prioritize your partner’s needs at the expense of your own happiness and well-being. This brief session will help you identify patterns of self-sacrifice and encourage you to consider the importance of balance in love. By the end, you’ll gain insights into fostering a healthier dynamic that honors both partners' needs. Prepare to take the first step toward a more fulfilling and equal partnership!

Transcript

Relationships,

Especially marriage,

Sacrificing has been seen as a big virtue,

And especially in women and also sometimes in men,

Where you feel that you have to sacrifice your needs,

Your wants,

Because you're doing it to make the other person happy,

Or that's the value system that you've been taught.

But what happens as a result of sacrificing your needs is that over a long period of time,

All of those things build up inside you,

And you want something in return for the sacrifices that you made.

You want some kind of acknowledgement,

Some kind of a return,

Even though you think that you did it selflessly,

But there's no such thing as a selfless sacrifice.

So make sure you notice when you're doing that,

And instead of thinking of it as a sacrifice,

Make sure you do it from a space of empowered willingness.

Meet your Teacher

Geet TanejaDelhi, India

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