Spiritual Laws Of Intimate Communication

Q: What are the different types of intimacy?

physical intimacy, emotional intimacy, intellectual intimacy, creative intimacy, spiritual closeness.

Definition Of Spiritual Intimacy

When it comes to intimate communication, three elements are there: you, me, and perceptions. Communication is always about connection – between spouse, siblings, friends – anyone. Sometimes, with certain people, there is an element of spiritual closeness. When we are truly close, we open our souls to a partner, or even a stranger, and share our intimate feelings and emotions. Real spiritual closeness doesn’t threaten your integrity but may evoke a certain vulnerability.

What Do We Need For Spiritual Closeness?

Be able to accept others and be yourself. Understanding yourself is key.

Be conscious, mature, have high self-esteem. Spiritual closeness is possible only between confident people who know how to be independent, know their boundaries and are ready for compromises.

To approach conflict in a productive way. Spiritual communication skills mean honesty, including talking about one’s negative emotions, drawbacks, and habits. And most importantly, partners have to be prepared for “feedback” and accept it without resentment and rage.

To have a desire to share your deepest intentions and feelings. You can confess your weaknesses and fears and express warmth and gratitude to each other.

Be ready to give and receive love, passion, etc., equally. It is a crucial element of spiritual closeness. You cannot receive what you cannot give yourself. For the sake of fairness and balance in a relationship, the promises you make to each other should be mutual, not come from one side. So, don’t expect promises from your partner that you don’t want to make yourself.

For effective metaphysical communication, people need to be able to listen. Listen to your thoughts and feelings until you understand what they are and see that they belong to you and no one else. At the same time, you have to listen to others without judgment. The thoughts and feelings that others want to share with you can be fundamentally different. Remember that everything they say, think, and feel describes their state of mind.

Spiritual closeness requires unity. It can be difficult to be in a relationship with someone who doesn’t share your view, values, interests – but that can be overcome through mutual respect and spiritual intimacy that supersedes human values, interests, etc.

After the initial romantic period, transitions to mundane reality may lead to disappointment and misunderstandings, hindering the development of relationships and accepting the partner as they are. We cannot change others to meet our expectations. Perhaps the most important aspect of having spiritual closeness with someone else, is having it with yourself first. To know if you can accept others, first ask whether you can accept yourself.

FAQ

What does spiritual intimacy feel like?

You feel cosmically connected to another soul, perhaps from life other than the present one. The comfortability you have with them is such that you can share the depths of your consciousness with another without judgment or ego. You may feel like the other person is another part of yourself.

What is spiritual love?

The connection that goes beyond this Earthly existence and is felt on levels beyond attraction, romance, and present life circumstances. It can be deep, telepathic, otherworldly and Divine – often without being able to explain or comprehend it. A love that is greater than for a single person – such as for a planet, species, Universe, or God’s Source.

What are the different types of intimacy?

Here are several types of intimacy:

physical intimacy;

emotional intimacy;

intellectual intimacy;

creative intimacy;

spiritual closeness.