Great to hear about your interest in relationships. I’m not sure of any particular websites, but there are some books I can recommend. On my site I have listed some relationship books that you can find at: http://aflourishinglife.com/books/. These are books for people who want to work on their relationships. If you want to know more about relationship dynamics, I would recommend “Getting the Love You Want” by Harville Hendrix.

Hope this is helpful.
.-= Gail @ A Flourishing Life´s last blog ..Meditation Is a Gift to Yourself =-.

Thanks Gail!

I appreciate your question and your interest.

I was responding to Armen’s question about channeling harmful addictions into healthier ones. I assume by healthier addictions he meant things like exercise, a very clean diet, behaviors that we tend to think of as healthier. But the trap of addiction itself is not healthy. It is a sign that some important emotion, most likely fear, is being avoided. If we are addicted to anything, we are controlled by it, a victim of it, and we are not free. As I said, my interest is always in freedom.
.-= Gail @ A Flourishing Life´s last blog ..Meditation Is a Gift to Yourself =-.

It was my pleasure. I learn from your answers, as do the readers. It sure was cool to get a sense that a lot can be altered in our thinking patterns.

Right back at you regarding those kind words at the end~

On a separate note, to those reading this, remember that someone out there is likely to have some of the answers to questions you have.

I was just wondering what you consider to be the “healthy addictions?” As you noted, all dependencies are not a good thing, and I understand that some addictions are less damaging than others, but what are the ones that appear to be “healthy?”

Glad to make your acquaintance as well…
.-= Gail @ A Flourishing Life´s last blog ..Meditation is a Gift to Yourself =-.