Mindfulness Of Intimacy - Lau, Stewart
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Mindfulness of Intimacy is written to help improve the loving relationship of couples. Using the tool of Mindfulness as pioneered by Lord Buddha many thousand of years ago, this can serve as a self-help book that send a strong message to others not to take love for granted but to be mindful of any changes in their relationship that can steer them apart. Growing apart is among the biggest reason for couples to break up. Using Mindfulness, we can look for areas that can harm our relationship and to constantly improve our relationship. The pandemic is an external threat to us. More than ever, we…mehr

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Mindfulness of Intimacy is written to help improve the loving relationship of couples. Using the tool of Mindfulness as pioneered by Lord Buddha many thousand of years ago, this can serve as a self-help book that send a strong message to others not to take love for granted but to be mindful of any changes in their relationship that can steer them apart. Growing apart is among the biggest reason for couples to break up. Using Mindfulness, we can look for areas that can harm our relationship and to constantly improve our relationship. The pandemic is an external threat to us. More than ever, we need a strong and loving relationship to prevent our relationship from falling apart.
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Stewart Lau, a Lecturer and Trainer, conducts seminars on business development over past two decades, now turns his attention to human development. Stewart earns his MBA from Minnesota State University and Bachelor Degree in Business Finance, with Minor in Philosophy from University of Wisconsin in United States. Stewart has served the Governor Trade Office State in Minnesota in the promotion or trade and businesses to the Asian countries, especially to China and the South East Asian countries. Stewart feels that human development is often neglected in favour of business development. Working with executives from Minnesota multinational companies, politicians and delegates from abroad gives Stewart the opportunity to understand the importance of businesses. However Stewart realize that the human values are often forgotten in the pursuit of business opportunities. In their pursuit of business opportunities they have often forgotten the importance of the relationship with the loved ones. Our loved ones are the ones who bring us much joy and happiness. It is even more important during the pandemic. We need the support of our loved ones to overcome all the difficulties during the pandemic. We constantly need to work on our relationships. Despite being married for years, there is still much to learn about our spouses. There are also others have fallen prey to heinous crimes such as sexual molestation and other sexual related crimes. These criminal activities are not only confined to business executives. Sadly many politicians as well as famous celebrities have faced similar problems. Even religious leaders are not able to not spared from the problems. As a result of these problems, their pursuit of their dreams have been cut short. These problems are preventable. Many of these problems are internal problems that have arisen from within oneself. It happens because one has lost control of oneself. Stewart believes that it is the mismanagement of oneself that has led one to these problems. Stewart message to others is simple, "He Who Cannot Manage Himself Manage No One" Stewart believes that many of these problems are self-induced and only we ourselves can find solutions to these problems. As a Buddhist, Stewart Lau firmly believes that Mindfulness Practice can help to eradicate or at least minimize these self-induced problems that lead them to the heinous crimes or marriage problems. Stewart shares the concept of 'Mindfulness Practice': a series of simple techniques that can help to control unwanted thoughts and improve self-discipline, with a special focus on men learning to practice self-restraint. More than ever, Mindfulness Practice is important to us, even though it was pioneered by Lord Buddha many thousand years ago. The pandemic has changed the way we go about with our lives. We need Mindfulness Practice to manage and to safeguard our lives. This will help us to prevent ourselves from all the wrong doings that ultimately destroys all our dreams. Stewart enjoys establishing relationship with his readers over the years. He welcomes feedbacks from them. He can be contacted at stewartmindfulness@gmail.com.