MindTravel Mastery Blog
by Murray Hidary
Love is one of the most written-about, sung-about, and sought-after experiences in human life. Yet for all our talk of love, we often misunderstand it...
What else are we made for
but to feel?
We were not made
to solve life
like a problem set before us,
but to walk it barefoot
the ground rising
to me...
We often talk about love in terms of others: partners, friends, family, colleagues. But at its core, the capacity to love outwardly is limited by the ...
If love is unity, then what gets in the way? Why do relationships — even promising, loving ones — so often unravel?
Relationship researchers John and...
Love thrives not in grand gestures but in the small, consistent actions of everyday life.
It’s tempting to think that a surprise trip, a sparkling gi...
Beauty carries,
hidden in its radiance,
the ache of departure:
a blossom leaning toward its own falling;
a note dissolving into nothingness.
The smile t...
Conflict is inevitable in any relationship. Romantic partners, families, friendships, colleagues — wherever people come together, tension will eventua...
Let's start our conversation around love with some fundamental, experiential basics about how we work in the world. So to begin, we must understand th...
As we begin this conversation about love, I want to start with a wonderful quote from Maya Angelou: “Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, le...
Freedom is often considered a fundamental human value, but its definition and experience can be more nuanced than a simple absence of restriction. ...
It is a strange thing
to be seen.
Not in the easy way;
the wave or smile passed
across a crowded room,
but in the way a hand
finds another’s in the dark. ...
Now that we’ve established that free will is an illusion, it follows that freedom is less binary and more a process. It breathes. There's an opening a...
