Mantrospection : Provocative Marriage and Relationship Conversations From A Male Perspective Esu Ma'at

The last episode in season one, Life After Death, was inspired by an article I read on a flight to New Orleans in 2019. When exchanging vows, an elderly couple explained that while they both loved their deceased spouses dearly, sometimes in life something old has to die so that something new can grow. This beautiful metaphor gave me the courage to let go of old “stuff” that was stopping me from having the love life of my dreams. Often we think that our relationship with our current partner is what needs to die. However, most of the time it’s simply our own limiting beliefs, immaturity, resistance and ego that needs to be released. This episode is not about letting anyone go accept ourselves. If you believe in the Law of Attraction then you know, in many cases, if you can just re-wire yourself, you can re-wire your relationship. Take a listen. If you like it, share it with friends and family so that one by one, we can start healing and saving each other from unnecessary doom. Namaste!!

When I created the original framework for this series of conversations I thought by now I would be sharing a sweet, inspiring story about a relationship that had been reconciled and reconstructed. But guess what? To find out what really happened take a listen...

A year has passed. Although we have forgiven each other and we have both grown immensely, the marriage is still at the intersection of reconstruct and deconstruction. This episode of Mantrospection focuses on the way in which I am positioning myself to forward - one way or another...