One of the WE3 Principles we teach our Couples in our 3-days to relational transformation is the concept of Wabi Sabi.
It is an ancient Japanese art form that honors all things old,
weathered, worn, imperfect, and impermanent by finding the beauty in the
imperfections. For instance, if you had a large vase with a big crack
down the middle of it, a Japanese art museum would put the vase on a
pedestal and shine a light on the crack, or they might fill the crack with 24k gold!
Wabi Sabi Love is devoted to exploring the simple, fun, and effective
ways to apply this concept to our love relationships through stories and
experiential exercises that demonstrate how to attain groundbreaking
shifts in perception and managing our expectations so that you can
embrace and find the beauty and perfection in each other’s
imperfections. WE call this “going from annoyed to enjoyed”!
"If you want to change the world, love a woman all the way through until
she believes you, until her instincts, her visions, her voice, her art,
her passion, her wildness have returned to her, until she is a force of
love so powerful than all the demons who seek to devalue and destroy
her." One of my best friends and business partner, Joe Whitcomb talks about admiration. Listen to this video to learn one powerful way to transform your relationship through mutual admiration.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0ignXg1YW0
Joe is the founder and CEO of The Relationship Society. Joe & I do seminars, weekend intensives, write books together, and coach together & separately. If you have never had your relationship under "stadium lights", then its about time!
