Happy Relationships Blog

I have spent a lot of time contemplating the solution to the relationship problem in an effort to solve our cultural problem of divorce, and have yet to find elsewhere a message that conveys an approach that truly explains the path to the solution…until now!!! A friend of mine forwarded to me the following article, [...]

The most recent example we have of corporate conflict is the case of Microsoft vs The US Government. Microsoft plays a very important role in the message I am trying to convey.  The bottom line is, similar to the software Microsoft sells to the PC industry, I am trying to teach folks that they actually [...]

Conflict resolution is one of the most important skills for couples to learn so they may have a successful relationship.  The objective is what is referred to as civil disobedience or non-violent communication, where it is okay to disagree on a problem, just be civil about it. The most insightful examples we have are our [...]

One significant objectives to understand for a successful relationship is conflict resolution.  Problems that are not resolved lead to psychic lesions, eventually causing the mind to shut down with respect to the relationship.  If couples could only learn an approach to conflict resolution where every problem within a marriage is resolved then the relationship does [...]

To demonstrate for you just how little we have been taught about relationships from the establishment I want to discuss the concept of arguments, really the underlying cause of the breakdown in marriages today.  I have even seen the issue of whether arguments are a healthy part of relationships discussed on morning talk shows.  I [...]

C. Everett Koop, the one-time Surgeon General, was once quoted as saying that 80% of our physical problems were mentally based. Yes, mind over matter. There is a new study out that proposes just that point, that divorce causes health problems. Here is another refutation of the psychology industry’s biology conclusion, because marriage and divorce [...]

I like to say that I couldn’t have written my book if I had not discovered the work of Carl Jung. My most significant resource was his autobiography. As I got my arms around the psychology industry, and in particular the theories of Jung I began to realize that he actually figured out the psyche [...]