Revolutionary Codes For The Future of Relationships w/ Vylana & Marc Gafni #474

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Oct 23, 2024

Vylana, a personal development expert and co-creator of the Romantically Fit masterclass, joins her husband Aubrey and Rebbe Marc Gafni, an author focused on relationships and consciousness. They candidly share their own relationship crisis and how they emerged stronger. The conversation explores overcoming jealousy, evolving intimacy, and the significance of vulnerability. They also introduce the concept of 'wholemate relationships' that prioritize collective well-being, encouraging a transformative approach to love that reshapes connections.

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The State of Relationships

Most couples are not genuinely happy or fulfilled in their relationships.
This issue affects society as marriage is a fundamental unit, impacting all of reality.

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Reality, Relationships, and Love

Reality is fundamentally made of relationships, not just atoms, and these relationships are driven by allurement and autonomy.
True love requires a balance between these two forces, not just attraction.

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Intimacy, Evolution, and Crisis

Intimacy constantly wants to evolve, and this evolution is driven by crises.
These crises can only be resolved by reaching a new level of intimacy.

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