Part 4 - Lovemaking: Transforming Sex into Lovemaking
Get the latest Flash player
Part 3 - How to Have a Successful Relationship: Tools for Resolving Issues
Resolving Irritations, Frustrations and Light Tensions
How do we talk about our sensitive issues together?
What is the most important Element or skill in discussing issues?
Tools for Listening so That You Always Feel Heard
Effective Resolutions that Respond to Both Person's Needs
What should we do when we are starting to feel really upset?
Can I always de-escalate the pressure?
Part 4 - Lovemaking: Transforming Sex into Lovemaking
What range of sexual experiences can we have?
Why does lovemaking seem to change overtime and become just sex in a marriage?
How does erotic sex become a problem?
How do Turn On's become a problem?
How would I know when I'm caught up in my Turn On's?
What is the difference between sex and intimacy?
How does goal-oriented sex limit the ecstatic experience?
If sex wasn't goal oriented, what would it be like?
Don't women want to have sex as well?
How does this orientation of lovemaking change the experience?
How does pure lovemaking affect each partner's lives?
How does this lovemaking change your relationship together?
Part 5 - How to Live the Relationship You Dreamed Of
For unhappy couples, could they just be incompatible?
What does it take for a couple to live the relationship they've dreamed of?
How to Have a Successful Relationship (Part 4): Spice up Love
How to Have a Successful Relationship (Part 1)
Part 3 - How to Have a Successful Relationship: Tools for Resolving Issues
If we're in love, why can there be so much conflict or tension?
Meeting Dates Made Easy
Prom Etiquette
How to Buy Diamond Jewelry
How to Buy Diamond Stud Earrings
How to Buy a Diamond Bracelet
How to Buy a Diamond Necklace
How to Save Money Buying Diamond Jewelry
How to Buy Diamond Jewelry Online
How to Care For Diamond Jewelry
How to Insure Your Diamond Jewelry
How to Trade-up Diamond Jewelry
Dating Tips for Shy People
Chris Wright is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. He sees clients in the Washington, D.C. area and has telephone clients from around the world. So if you are having difficulty in your relationship, call for a free telephone consultation. Chris was Director of the Human Relations Institute in Houston and with PAIRS International -- training psychologists, psychiatrists and therapists in couple's skills programs. As an innovator in the field, he has developed a unique blend of tools that increase the effectiveness in relationships. He has Masters Degrees from the University of Arizona and Antioch University in Los Angeles.
Part 4 - Lovemaking: Transforming Sex into Lovemaking
Relationship expert Chris Wright explains how to transforming sex into lovemaking.
Transcripts
Host:What does it mean to transform sex into love-making?
Chris Wright:Most people have a sense of a difference between sex and love-making. So we are going to shift gears here. It is appropriate to end this series, this video series on how to have a successful couple s relationship. End it with making love because this is one of the most important things a couple can learn in their relationship. How to transform sex into pure love-making together?
Many couples remember a time when they fell like they really were making love. It was not about sex, it was much more than that. There was a sense of opening up their heart and the love dominated the whole experience. So it was not really focused so much on sex together. There is something incredibly magical about pure love-making.
When you are with someone and you really surrender your heart, you open up to an unleash, these powerful, exhilarating, intimate love-energies together and they direct the whole experience. It is one of the most fulfilling experience as a couple can have, something that connects them to themselves and connects themselves to their partner.
It is like a complete themselves, their souls together. Some couples even take it further, with full awareness they allow themselves to fully experience each moment by moment, where they actually merge into the experience so fully that any sense of separation dissolves and they feel the sense of oneness not only with themselves, but with their partner and it feels more like a spiritual experience and that makes sense because most of the major religious traditions of the world and spiritual traditions of the world, teach that sex is inherently a spiritual experience, but one that requires the bond of love to generate.
Sex alone, just sex would not do that. It does not touch your soul, but most people know that, most people know or had experiences where they had sex and it was not about love. They know that there is a difference, it was just sex
How do we find our personality needs using the Enneagram?
What are the nine personality needs in the Enneagram?
How can we learn more about our own Enneagram type and our partners?
What is an example of tensions creating conflict using the Enneagram?
What does the Enneagram teach about self-awareness?
How can I identify all the areas in my personality where these pressures show up?
If I don't know what my partner is upset about how can I validate it?
How can we identify what our core personality needs are?
In a conflict, isn't someone right and someone wrong?
(Add Comment)