Connectfulness practice

Susan Piver is a New York Times bestselling author of 9 books including her latest, https://www.amazon.com/Four-Noble-Truths-Love-Relationships/dp/1732277605 ( The Four Noble Truths of Love: Buddhist Wisdom for Modern Relationships), and a renowned Buddhist teacher.  Susan joins me to talk about how to survive the inevitable discomfort of relationships and how she discovered what she’s called the Four Noble Truths of Love during a rough patch in her own marriage while thinking they might be through and not knowing where to begin. Which is when a voice whispered to Susan “begin at the beginning, at the beginning are four noble truths.”  In this episode, Susan Piver and I discuss: How to work with discomfort. Discernment is the byproduct of awareness, provides a sense of guidance and clarity. “I spent too many years trying to be a different kind of person.” --Susan Piver Awareness is an operating system that can help us to accept one another and make room for differences. I read and we discussed thi