A Lover's Passion | Video

I have been wanting to share this for a while.

It is a poem by Rumi. He is known for his poetry,
especially when it comes to the subject of Love.

What I like about this poem is that it speaks to
the feeling of being in love with someone in the
kind of way that feels like it is without a choice.
Have you ever felt that feeling? The feeling of
something pulling on you that you were unable to
resist?

Of course, it might seem "logical" to speak of it
in hypnotic terms here, but I have found as hypnotic
as love can be, there is nothing like the purity
of a feeling that isn't fabricated as a function
of another's conscious manipulations.

The fabrications may be pleasurable, but when you
find yourself at the "mercy" of the beauty of the
"real" thing, nothing beats it - in my opinion.
And, of course, it is the only one that matters,
right? :P And if you believe that, boy have I
got something to sell you. LOL.

Any way...take a listen, and see what you think
of what his message is, and I would love to hear
your thoughts in the comment section below. I
will share mine, as well, at some point. But I
would rather not bias you - at least not to start.

Enjoy.

Being Creative | Image

I often get distracted. If you know me,
that should likely not come as a surprise
to you.

Today I saw a quote that seems to be by
good ole Anon. Y. Mous. I liked it so
much I wanted to see what I could create
as an image to go with it...which I did
immediately. I have been working on this
for likely over an hour (although when
being creative, I never check the clock,
unless I have to).

This is the result that I thought I would
share with you. To all of those shining,
wish fulfilling stars out there, in all
forms.

Enjoy.



Edited to add this additional version:

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Love Power and Control

I keep hearing about the issues that our
government is having about the debt ceiling.
While I know that there can't be any easy,
quick fixes for the dilemma, and I also
can't possibly know what all the facets
are, there are a few things I do know.

What I do know is that when people are in
power people will likely either act with
compassion, or they will act to control.
I don't get a sense that much of the
current wrangling is about compassion.

With compassion comes appreciation. What
we have a appreciation for, some would
say appreciates. We have had an incredible
country, one that people have died to give
us, and one that other people have died to
get to.

It seems to me that somewhere along the
line we have lost sight of what we have.
To protect what we have, we must appreciate
it, and we must come from a place of Love.
With Love can come power, but power alone
can be tyranny and destructive.

"There is no reality except the one contained
with us. That is why so many people live
such an unreal life. They take the images
outside them for reality and never allow the
world within to assert itself." - Herman Hesse

Where is the HEART in the budget talks?
It seems to me that we are trying to solve
a problem mechanically, and without heart;
it is no wonder we don't seem to be able
to get anywhere fast.

Human beings seem to really need and want
LOVE at the core of who they are, and yet,
like Herman says, they interact with the
world outside of themselves in the process
of living their life.

So many things we do seem to be destructive,
unhealthy, unhelpful, and yet an argument
is presented to the contrary. So wonderful
that we are so creative, but at what cost?
Is it really worth arguing, supporting, and
fighting for a solution that might only be
a band aid to a bigger problem that needs
to be addressed?

We want a better world and better life,
and yet we keep looking anywhere but within
OURSELVES. Mother Teresa was once asked
for something that would change people's
lives. Her answer: "Smile at each other.
Make time for each other. Enjoy each other."

What if we took the time to really explore
our heart's desire, and better yet, ACTED
on it? Confucius (and I am sure others over
time have) identified the chain that ties
all of life together, starting with our heart.

Our heart -> Our family -> Our city ->
Our state -> Our country -> Our world.

And there are even more ways this could
break down, if you think about it.

In speaking with as many people as I have
the last several years, it is clear to me
that MANY are not living heart based lives.

As a result, there is much unhappiness in
their lives and in their homes. Is it no
wonder that the state of affairs in this
world that we live in is hurting as much
as it is?

If we do not come from heart, we do not
come from Love, and if we do not come from
Love, the only power we will wind up
interacting with is the kind that will
seek to control.

If you truly want to effect a change in
your life, start within. Start with your
heart. Ask it what it wants, and then
LISTEN. After the heart speaks is time
for the knowledge, not before.

Knowledge has a way of denying the heart.
We are so creative, odds are good if you
listen to your heart first, you will find
the way to use your knowledge to get you
where you want to be.

We are using what we know to minimize
our reality more and more every day.
Imagine what it would be like if we
could use it to expand our possibilities,
and create fixes instead of temporarily
bandaging our wounds.

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Late Night Ponderings...

Ever watch the movie
Message in a Bottle?

I stumbled into it tonight,
and had no idea what to
expect.

There were a few lines that
I thought were great. One
was between the two main
characters. One said, "You'll
just forget about me," to
which the other replied,
"Every day."

And then Paul Newman was
talking to his character's
son and said, "Choose between
yesterday and tomorrow.
Pick one."

I identify with the first
one because despite our
efforts to do something
sometimes, it is something
we must do over and over.

The second one is significant,
too, as we often tend to live
our lives in anything but the
moment. Having said that, if
it is to be a choice between
yesterday and tomorrow, which
will it be?

It was a story about love and
how things don't always go the
way we want them to, but it
doesn't mean that we still
can't cherish the bits of
love and happiness we're able
to grasp along the way.

The story was melancholy -
just like life sometimes is.

The movie, as contrived as it
was, was almost too real in
the emotions it evoked. In
life, we may not always be
able to identify with another's
situation and thoughts and
experience, but often we
will be able to identify with
the emotions that come from it.
At the core of who we are, we
are all very much the same...
it's too bad we so often forget
that.

Last, but not least, I find the
movie has me considering that
the path I am on sometimes is not
the one I would have chosen; it
seems there are times it certainly
chooses me. Sometimes life is
about taking chances, in spite
of what we think we know or what
we think we know. Sometimes life
is about stepping into the unknown.
Sometimes life is about being
vulnerable and offering up love
in the face of uncertainty. It
is the ability to be able to do
that that often allows one to be
without regret.

Ok...enough deep thinking for now.
:P Sweet, sweet dreams when you
get there...

Isis
 

On Love & Hypnosis & Love

In erotic hypnosis there is much talk
around the idea of falling in love
with the hypnotist.

Not everyone desires it, but there
are several who want it, and I can't
help but wonder is it the hypnotist
herself the person wants to love or
if it is just an innate desire to
love, or if the feeling of loving
someone leaves a person feeling loved.

Many times people will shoot for
an outcome and ask questions later,
if at all. However, it would be good
to know what is at the core of your
desires because there may be other
ways to achieve a desired outcome
without compromising yourself or
perhaps even those you love in your
day-to-day life.

The more I talk about Love, the more
I find that those who follow me can
relate - or it has an opposite effect
and scares people off.

We all want Love, to love and to be
loved, and yet there needs to be a
willingness to be vulnerable for Love
to be able to get in. Maybe that is
what hypnosis does for a person?
Maybe it helps them get past their
defenses and guards?

If so, that can be an awesome thing,
but it depends on what the results
are and what the person on the
receiving end does with that openness
and vulnerability.

As always, I do believe that different
things can work for different people,
so I don't believe there are any
standard "one sized fits all" answers.

However, if in the absence of the one
you love there is pain....If in the
presence of the one you love there is
abuse (that you don't appreciate, but
are told to)...If you feel dependent
on the one you love...If you are
demanded to do things that would hurt
or compromise you - and you do them...
odds are what you have is something
that is filling a void, and is something
else going by the name of Love. If it
is truly Love, it won't be seamless and
easy, but it will empower you in its wake
and aftermath, instead of weakening
or demoralizing you.

While it may sometimes be scary to
take it in and you may at times feel
like you aren't worthy of the real
thing, please know that the very
fact that you here and living and
breathing tells me, and should tell
you, that you are worthy of the REAL
thing. Just because you feel inferior
or deficient in some way doesn't mean
that you are unworthy...if anything,
it likely just means you need it even
more.

No one is perfect. If we waited for
perfection for things to happen -
nothing would ever get done. Perfection
is a nice - yet improbable - standard.
The best we can hope for is to do the
best we can with what we've got, and
at times we might just be lucky enough
to find ourselves at perfect.

If these words speak to you and your
heart, then please never accept any
saccharine form of Love. It's never
as good as the real thing, and can
also have some harmful side effects.

I realize this is an usual topic of
discussion, however, I am seeing more
and more how necessary it is. When
I speak with someone from my heart,
it often allows me to have a conversation
that comes from their heart.

Just because it isn't spoken of,
doesn't mean it shouldn't be
addressed, and also doesn't mean
that it will diminish your erotic
experience. If anything, a person
who is aware of himself and his
motivations and his escapes is
more likely to find what he was
looking for than someone who
unconsciously signed on to what
another told him he should want
to fulfill his quest.

And...even better still...that
same person may just find LOVE
in the REAL world, instead of
having to settle for some
version of it in the virtual one.

If you want to explore the idea
of love more in the context of
hypnosis, I have a few recordings
that you can do it with, just ask
me about them.

Have a great day! And may Love
be with You. :D

Isis
 

Spring has Sprung!

It's 7:21 ET, and it's official,
Spring has Sprung!

I LOVE that, given how into the
number 7 I have been lately.

Today I received some feedback
regarding my Focus on Love MP3,
and it has been quite poetic, and
profound, and touching, and just
so many things.

I am appreciative of the words that
have come from those who have
listened, and have had positive
reactions. I think part of what held
me back was the reaction some
may have to the work.

It is a bit "out there" for some, and
I didn't want me or my work to be
judged on the merits of one piece,
if that one piece happened to be a
bummer for someone.

The reaction I have been receiving
has encouraged me to be even more
generous in sharing it. So...in honor
of Spring, in honor of Love, in honor
of growth and anticipation of good
things, I have decided to make my
MP3 universally available for 7ish
hours...til 3AM ET tomorrow the 21st.

If you want to learn more about the
recording see this entry.

Just contact me via email before 3AM,
and I will send you a link for the
file. You may have to wait til
tomorrow to receive the info, depending
on when you send your message...but
rest assured if you get your request
in on time, you can expect to receive
the file within the day.

I hope you will find yourself to be
one of those profoundly touched by
its message.

I'll leave you with one of the things
I was told about it:

"This file should be offered to the smithsonian or some other humanities museum as a guide to people interacting with themselves and connecting with the spirit of life. Your voice is beautiful, the control of Your tones are masterful but most of all it is the sincerity of Your file the thoughts the beliefs the openness of understanding human love. Lust is a momentary fling at explosive release, longing is the focus of wanting something out of reach, but love is the focus of strength of growth of understanding and You have done a marvelous creation with Focus on Love guiding the listener to embrace and accept that which resides within."

Thank you iceTiger :)

and here's another comment:

Isis, this is a beautiful file. I was not expecting this. I have listened to it 3 times and each time it opens me more. This is a huge blessing to me as lately I have been cut off from Love: or I have been cutting myself off from it.

Throughout my life I have been the one that the people in my life have come to for comfort or light: Love. And I thought it was dimming in me. I realized what a dark little ugly world I was focusing on. You invited me to focus on Love and I did.

[My] experience was not sexual or sensual for the most part and although while listening to it the first time I have to admit I felt a twinge of disappointment: I find your voice and personality, your Energy, stimulating and this usually makes me think of sensual things. But once I settled into it, I was deeply happy that what I felt was Love."
 

Love & Vulnerability | Quote

This quote complements the
last entry on vulnerability:

"Love anything and your heart will
be wrung and possibly broken. If
you want to make sure of keeping it
intact you must give it to no one,
not even an animal. Wrap it carefully
round with hobbies and little luxuries;
avoid all entanglements. Lock it up
safe in the casket or coffin of your
selfishness. But in that casket,
safe, dark, motionless, airless,
it will change. It will not be broken;
it will become
unbreakable,
impenetrable,
irredeemable.
To love is to be vulnerable."
- C. S. Lewis
 

Quote | On Love

"Love makes the wildest spirit tame,
and the tamest spirit wild."
- Alexis Delp

Interesting thought. One has to hope
that this is what is desired. If it
is, then it is a most fortunate and
beautiful thought.

Those who love us certainly have the
best possibility to influence us.

I hope you're having a great day!
 

On the Subject of Love & Me | Recently I have had a few callers tell me that they love me... | About Me

Recently I have had a few
callers tell me that they
love me.

As far as I am concerned,
I will take all the love
I can get. However
whenever someone tells me
that I always seek to
determine what kind of
love it is, and what it
means to the person.

If you've been reading my
blogs, you know that I
look at things differently
than most. I believe
without question that a
person can love more than
one person simultaneously.

I believe love, in and of
itself, is a beautiful thing.
However, most people will
add things to what they
believe love is, and that
is when there is trouble
and confusion and sometimes
heartbreak.

I am more than happy when
a person feels a sense of
love with me, as long as it
doesn't interfere with their
"real" life situation.

I would hate to think that
someone would get so caught
up in me that they would
either ignore the person
they are with, or not want
to be with someone, if they
are single.

In addition, when the type
of love that is felt is
not reciprocated, it can
get kind of difficult, and
sometimes even "weird" for
those who are in the current
equation.

I also want to be careful
about people falling for me
because of the hypnosis.

If I was to be interested
in someone as a client, a
friend, or even a potential
partner, I would always want
to be certain that the hypnosis
didn't bias how they feel about
me. I am OK if it is an
enhancement of otherwise
"natural" feelings, however
even then I tend to want to
be careful.

I like the idea that someone
likes me for who I am, not
because someone or something
told them to feel a certain
way. Call me silly, but if
it's supposed to mean something
to me, I want it to be genuine.

The best part of looking at
things this way is that it
is less likely to make issues
for those who feel love
because they're interacting
with love and not the things
we associate with love.

I mention this to you because
some have such a strong desire
to please me they may go off
on a tangent, thinking that
where they are going would
please me.

I am only pleased when those
I interact with take care of
themselves and do what is in
their own best interest. To
do something for me/in my name
that is harmful or detrimental
or compromising in some way to
you would never please me.

So...

Should you feel you love me.
Wonderful! and thank you.

And...

If that feeling in any way
inhibits your ability to be
who you need to be to your
significant other, or diminishes
or wipes away your desire to be
with anyone else, we should talk.

In addition, you might want to
consider my "Turn Off Recording"
just so you can get some perspective
on how you feel truly about me.

There was someone who seemed to
have feelings for me, and he asked
me to turn off the suggestions so
he could see how he really felt
about things. It was a helpful
exercise for him. It was also
interesting for me, as the warmth
I had come accustomed to from him
was gone.

However it was an important thing
for him to do for himself, and I
wholeheartedly endorsed and
respected the choice, and would do
it again in a heartbeat for him
or anyone else. It also might be
interesting to note that I had
actually encouraged him to do just
that for a time before he finally
agreed and saw how knowing how he
truly felt would be beneficial
for him.

If someone was to feel that way
about me, I could see why one
might have a reluctance to turn
off whatever might be creating the
wonderful feelings. At the same
time, the beauty of knowing is
being able to craft what works
with all of the available information,
and come up with something even
better.

I love what I do because I see
what goodness it can provide those
I interact with, and I strive to
keep it in a place that takes care
of, and empowers, those I come
into contact with.

As always, if you have any questions,
please feel free to ask and if any
of this resonates for you, let's
talk about it on our next call.

Have a great night.
 

You can't help who you fall in love with...

I just heard about a couple in New York
that were featured in the New York Times
Wedding Section.

When they met they were both married,
and had children. At first they were
friends, and over time they fell in
love with the other, without the other's
knowledge.

Then one day they felt that to live a
life apart wasn't what they were supposed
to do, and it meant breaking up their
current lives and families.

The wife of the two doesn't regret the
article, but the husband appears to
because of the the big brouhaha that
seems to have developed around it.

Of course many people are upset; it
triggers many people's own fears and
hurts. Marriage is supposed to be
forever - right? right?!

I have seen countless times (including
one in my own life) when a couple will
attempt hold onto something that is on
its last legs, only to watch it crumble
right in front of them.

The reasons for it may vary...children,
finances, commitment, fear of being
alone. Those are some of the more
common ones.

However the reasons for staying together
are as unique as the individuals involved.
The problem with these reasons is that
they often don't align with the heart
and soul of a person.

Some would say if a person had a heart
s/he wouldn't walk away, but sometimes
it is the heart that knows when to walk,
and does. To hold on longer would cause
more pain and more discord, and more
problems.

The article about this couple seems to
be very honest, and I would think that
it might just be "permission" for others
to do the same thing they did.

For some that would be a terrible thing.

However, when we stop trying to put people
in their boxes and start letting them be
I think we will have a much happier world.

When people try to conform to the
expectations of others (especially
Almighty Society) there is a lot of
unhappiness. And don't think the
children in those situations are
fooled. Children can often sense
when something is off from what is
said. If you think you are helping
them, or protecting them, you may
want to think again.

Now...

This IS NOT TO SAY that everyone should
walk away at the first temptation.

This IS NOT TO SAY that every flirtation
a relationship makes.

This IS NOT TO SAY a lot of things that
those who are aghast at this type of
behavior and story would thin I am
saying.

What this IS TO SAY is that sometimes we
need to choose something because it is
truly the thing we need to do, and the
only person who is going to know if that
is the case is the person him/herself.

The minute that outside influences come
into play, is the minute that there is
greater potential for pain.

There is a difference between selfish
and doing the right thing by another.
Disturbingly for some, it may only be
defined by which side of the fence one
is on.

You can't help who you fall in love
with, and not all love needs to look
a certain way. But what you can do
is pay attention to that voice inside
of you that has a calm and inner
knowing of what the right thing is to
do for you.

I promise you there is a very good
chance if you don't...it won't go
away. It will just get louder and
as you find yourself less and less
happy, and your situation more
disruptive.

There are many things that we do for
ourselves that make no sense to
others and we may even disappoint
others in the process.

But in the end, the best we can do
for anyone is to be true to our own
path. There is much more hurt that
comes from denial over a long period
of time. Oftentimes denial combined
with time only feeds the hurt you
were trying to avoid.

As always, I know it sucks.

Much of life sucks, but the more
that we can allow ourselves to
"embrace" the sucky moments, the
less sucky our life will seem to be.

As much as we'd like to, we can't
avoid pain and disappointment. But
what we can do is interact with the
situations that bring those feelings
on in a way that is helpful rather
than hurtful.

It is a choice. Not an easy one,
but a choice none-the-less. Which
is more than I can say about those
we fall in love with. We certainly
don't seem to have any control over
that.

Ironically, I'd say many of us think
of it in the opposite way - that we
don't have a choice regarding the
situations we find ourselves in and
that we do have a choice who we fall
in love with.

I love how we seem to think we can
control the things that are uncontrollable
and relinquish control in the things
that we can affect.

You just gotta love being human!

PS To see some interesting comments
about this article visit this link.
 

Loving the Moment | Link

When love speaks...people take notice.

I heard of this story the first time
today, and thought about how when we
truly connect with another, the
superficial pieces and parts don't
seem to matter as much as people
might think they would/should.

There is something to be learned from
situations like these, not the least
of which is to appreciate the beauty
and love within the moment. No one
knows how many moments we will have,
and one moment fully lived is likely
to be more fulfilling than the
accumulation of a lifetime of moments
that aren't.

If you'd like to read what I am referring
to click here for the touching story.

Here's to the love of life and the
incredible opportunity within each of
its precious moments.

 

Quote | Love

Anyone who loves with condition
will have a hard time with this
idea, however brilliant it seems
to me to be.

What do you think?

“Love me when I least deserve it,
because that's when I really need it.”
- Swedish Proverb
 

Love is a Many Splendored Thing | Video

Have you ever heard that we define what love
looks like differently?

For some love could be associated with pain.

For some love could be associated with the
things another does for you.

For some love could be denial.

There are as many ways to experience love as
there are people on the planet. Yes there
will be similarities, however the exact (and
complex) composition of what equates to love
for each individual will vary.

I mention this because love is a very primal
thing. It seems to be something that we all
want in some form or fashion, but often seems
to be elusive. It seems to be something that
when found is like a magical elixir. All
seems to be right with the world for a time.

Our hormones play a role in that process, and
can sometimes be deceiving when they stop
doing what they once did to have us feeling
the "love drug." How one experiences that
"drug" can vary as well, depending on what
dynamics trigger it.

I found myself wondering how many people who
call me are looking for the "love connection"
with me. This is not to say they want to
fall in love with me, or even have a conscious
awareness of what they're unconsciously seeking.
It is also not to take away from any current
relationships or to judge.

What it is is a thought about something so
profound that we as human beings will seek it
out, and when it is found in a way that clicks
with the person's perspective and perceived
needs, it makes me think that it is an
easy abyss to fall into.

Whether or not the abyss is a safe place or
not will depend on many things. The key is
does it work for the parties involved?

Some will call me and want to experience
pain and humiliation, and I am unable to
help them. If that is to them a form of
"love," then I am unable to love them in
the way that they think they need to be
loved. Of course, they won't likely view
it as love, it will likely be labelled as
something much less deep.

Depending on their mindset, they might be
open to a kinder version of what love can
look like, however more often than not
they're off to find someone that they can
(even if subconsciously) "fall in love"
with.

Of course, this is all speculation on my
part, as there is no way to know these things
for sure. Most people (I would suspect) who
would find themselves in the middle of this
perspective would likely be unwilling to
address the possibility because of the
discomfort of the "attached" meanings, both
their own, and others. Since we don't live
in a void, we are often biased by what others
think should be.

Love truly is a beautiful and profound thing,
and it is something that in its purest form
is a gift. When it gets attached to people
and things it is very often when it is
confusing and can lead to disappointment,
and other not so great emotions and circumstances.

Love in its purest form is unlimited in quantity,
and is able to be shared in a myriad of ways
with a myriad of people without detriment. To
deny ourselves that perspective is to deny
ourselves of one of our most basic needs and
one of our most delicious nutrients.

This is of course, what I believe. As they say,
your mileage may vary. However, if it makes
sense to you, perhaps consideration of this
perspective will give you a gift of some sort.

For more on the subject of love, and to learn
about a MP3 I have called Pure Love: The Gift,
please click here.

Here's an oldie with lyrics that came into my
mind as I was writing. It is likely written
about a romantic relationship, but the beauty
is I believe it transcends that limited
perspective.

"Love is a many splendored thing"

"It's nature's way of giving a reason to be living"

On Being Yourself

"The easiest thing to be in the world is you.
The most difficult thing to be is what
other people want you to be."
- Leo Buscaglia, from his book Love

If you never heard of him, it would be no
surprise. The book I read is (c)1972. I
think the Amazon link goes to the same book,
but I am not certain.

This man was apparently, according to his
book and video (below) thought to be "crazy"
and ridiculed for his interest in, of all
things, LOVE: something so basic to being
human, and largely ignored.

He has some very wise words, and a few
things stuck out to me. One of those
things was the above quote. At some time
or another, I think I have likely said
something similar.

We try so hard to be like others, when
it is indeed so much easier to be ourselves.

I have spoken to so many people in the
last several years, and while much of it
may have been sexual, a lot of it has
been "human." I have gotten to hear about
the sadness of not being able to be oneself.
I have gotten to hear about the shame.
I have gotten to hear the frustrations
of having to hide.

I suppose if you're going to "come out"
it is best to come out with something
that seems somehow acceptable. However,
in Leo's case, he might as well have
come out and said he was into any kink,
as much as the reaction he had was
seemingly adverse and difficult, and
he had to be "OK" with being judged.
I love what he says in the video about
being judged as "crazy."

Not everything about us is going to be
perfect, or even work for us. However,
WE need to be the ones to decide for
ourselves what needs amending.

When there is a part of us that "nags"
at us, it is likely that it is a part
that wants to be fully embraced.
Is it easy to do that? Often the answer
is a resounding (and maybe even
deafening) "NO."

I can truly only speak for myself.
There are parts to me that I had an
issue with at other times in my life
which once the first steps to out myself
were taken in trepidation, I was able to
speak about it as freely
as yesterday's lunch.

However, life being that great journey,
there are always new ways to uncover
and discover oneself and I am ever
amazed at how life gives me new
opportunities to gift me with myself.

And...the more I have of myself, the
more I have to give to others.

If you are having questions, you
will find your way, if you are willing
to step into the uncomfortable territory
of the Unknown. Interestingly,
hypnosis can help you uncover the
things you believe, and why you
believe them, and help you move
forward if you're feeling stuck
and/or trapped (you knew I was
going to say that, didn't you?).
While hypnosis is a way, it is
hardly THE way. You are able to
discover (and truly be) yourself
as long as you have a willingness
to be open and explore.

There is much (in my opinion) to value
about the uniqueness of who you are...
and I hope you will allow it to shine
for those around you. The interesting
thing about those who step out - they
can be an incredible, shining star as
they can't help but stand out.

In the midst of it all it is difficult
to see other possibilities, as the
darkness of the room has them well
hidden, and the fearful part of us
would likely prefer they stay that way.

Fortunately, even if they're hidden -
the possibilities ARE there.

Want to learn more about Leo, or what
he has to say on Love?

Check out the video below. It's
part 1 of a talk he did. I think
other parts are on YouTube as well.

Enjoy!



with Love,