Absolute Bliss

About the Book

Do you remember when you were single? Those were the days, weren't they? You were doing just fine. Remember when you were dating? You know, playing the field. Take a minute and go down memory lane. Remember those courting days? Weren't the mating rituals great? Cavaliers were doing wonders to win your attention. I'm not saying that it happened all at once, or that there weren't dry periods in between. However, you've probably had your share of interested potentials. Men did the wooing, because they didn't want you to forget them. It served the purpose of winning the woman they viewed as a potential steady partner.

You pretty much had it all and then you picked one person who was able to charm you. Taking those steps toward each other got the chemistry going and you fell in love. Remember that person back then? They were pretty close to standing upside down on their hands, playing the tambourines with their feet and whistling Dixie. You most likely wanted the love, safety and family life. You obviously valued a monogamous relationship and that is why you chose to commit. I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, "Yeah ok, but why did he stop whistling Dixie, and why are his tambourines rusting out in the garage?".

I'm not going to give you a "quick fix"; because, you've most likely already read that somewhere. So, hang on.

I'm going to explain a simple philosophy that has its origins from established theories. Its potential is that it may generate permanent change through simplicity.

The intention of this guide is to prioritize the focus of development. In other words, to help women back on track in their own lives, thus allowing rediscovered happiness to "overfloweth from a full cup" to where it may.

The examples in the guide deal with the themes of; change, personal ties, tenderness, and sexual attraction. You obviously want a change in life, not to mention a happier relationship. So, that's where we'll begin. Embarking upon this path is one of the most fascinating journeys you'll ever take. The process starts with "you", and it moves towards relating successfully with your partner

Now, let's see if we can dig those tambourines out of the garage!

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About the Author

My name is Tamera Daun.

What do I do? I teach, I coach, I educate, I inform, I facilitate healing. I've worked with clients, students, couples, and groups.

I've consulted and taught in both Norway and the United States, and Pentad's newsletters and e-books have traveled around the globe.

I'm a Registered Nurse (Norway), with a Master of Science degree in Nutrition, and one year of doctoral work completed in Health Education. I hold a degree in Social and Group Learning.

Outside of my background in traditional academics, I have eight years training within personal development modules, I'm an Usui Reiki Master/Teacher, and Karuna Reiki® Master/Teacher. I am also an avid practitioner of meditation, and Chen Tai Chi.

I've used 20 years of energy and time to educate and train myself. So, if there's anything I know how to do or knowledge I have that may benefit someone else on their own life journey of self-discovery, I am happy to help.

Sometimes all we need is additional information, a nudge, encouragement, connection, guidance. Or, you name it. We need to help each other along the way.

I believe that most people do the best they can, at any given time. When we know better, we do better for ourselves and those we love.

"Tamera approaches her work with dedication, humor and reflective pragmatism. She finds what it is that works."

For more information please visit www.pentad.no

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Table of Contents or Excerpts

Do you remember when you were single? Those were the days, weren't they? You were doing pretty okay. Remember when you were dating? You know, playing the field. Take a minute and go down memory lane. Remember those courting days? Weren't the mating rituals great? Cavaliers were doing wonders to win your attention. I'm not saying that it all happened at once, or that there weren't dry periods in between. But you've probably had your share of interested potentials. Men did the wooing, because they didn't want you to forget them. It served the purpose of winning the woman they viewed as a potential steady partner.

You pretty much had it all and then you picked one person who was able to charm you. Taking those steps toward each other got the chemistry going and you fell in love. Remember that person back then? They were pretty close to standing upside down on their hands, playing the tambourines with their feet and whistling Dixie. Wasn't he just adorable trying to win you over? You wanted the love, safety and family life. You obviously valued a monogamous relationship and that is why you chose to commit. I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, "Yeah okay, but why did he stop whistling Dixie, and why are his tambourines rusting out in the garage?"

I'm not going to give you a "quick fix", because you've most likely already read that somewhere. So hang on. I'm going to explain a simple philosophy from established theory. It's not a quick fix for the solitary reason that it generates permanent change through simplicity. Quick solutions are temporary.

Consider the themes of; change, personal ties, tenderness, and sexual attraction. We'll cover them all. Now, let's see if we can dig those tambourines out of the garage.