By Suzanne Harrill
by Marc Oromaner
By Krystal J. Watters
By Marsha Green
By Janna Shuemake
Suzanne has a talent for helping others know and accept themselves, solve problems, build good relationships, and grow in consciousness. She easily reflects acceptance and love to others, which encourages them to love themselves. This she does through writing, counseling, and professional speaking. Read the rest of the bio here.

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Greetings from the Editor:
Would You Believe It?
My Golden Anniversary is here. Amazing is my reaction. Living with the same person for so long has given me a full experience of life. Growth and change are major themes for us, with many opportunities for growth through challenges overcome, and much joy by having someone to have fun with. We went to college together, moved many times, raised a family, developed careers, followed our interests, and each achieved areas of expertise. Our personalities are miles apart, yet our values and interests are very compatible, such as enjoying the relationships with our grown children, spending time and impacting our grandchildren, being creative, and supporting each other.
Time is interesting because some periods seemed to fly by, like the last 5 years, while some felt like they took forever, especially the high growth, challenging years raising young children. I have learned so much. For example, in my early unaware years I thought another person could make me happy. Wrong! Luckily I got off the roller coaster of feeling happy or unhappy that depended on another’s attitudes, moods, behaviors, interests, needs, or stage of growth and instead learned my happiness depends upon me. Another thing I’ve learned is unconditionally accepting my partner and not trying to change him. It took a while, but I got it. One final thing I have learned is to live one day at a time with my friend and husband and meet each day as it comes.
Fortunate Blessings,
Suzanne
Previous Articles by Suzanne:
Becoming the Person You Always Wanted to Marry
By Suzanne E. Harrill
It's Never Too Late To Have A Good Relationship
By Suzanne E. Harrill
Dating Tips for Singles
By Suzanne E. Harrill

By Suzanne E. Harrill
Are you in a long-term relationship or wish you were? What makes a couple stay together a lifetime? Are there secrets that others can learn about making a long-term commitment? Let me share what I’ve learned over time through my own experience of living with my husband for 50 years. Following are some ideas that changed my life, which might help you lay the groundwork for a more successful relationship...
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Personal Growth
by Marc Oromaner,
The Layman’s Answers to Everything
Enlightenment. The moment we consciously connect to eternal truth. It’s when we see through the veil of this illusionary world, rising above ego, time, materialism, and our own emotions to see the bigger picture—that we are all one. It’s what all gurus, spiritualists, yogis, Buddhists, monks, meditators, shamans, artists, writers, and religious leaders strive for. It’s the state Neo reached at the end of The Matrix, the level Dorothy attained so she could surpass time and space and return home, and the brief moment you get a taste of, usually in the shower, when your brain skips a beat on the record of reality, resulting in a little inspiration in line with your true self. But is there any way to speed up the process or at least know how close you are to the fully enlightened experience? I believe there is. And it’s something so unbelievably simple, you’ll be able to master it shortly after reading this article...
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