The Relaxed Relationship Compass

[Hen Zuhe]

he Relaxed Relationship compass is an effective tool for navigating the complexities of relationships and life. In addition, this relationship Compass combines the wisdom of several spiritual texts, such as “A Course in Miracles” and “A Course of Love.” We added a dash of different modalities and a sprinkle of the world’s religions. Furthermore, let’s toss in a few scientific studies too. The information is translated through the different levels of consciousness by David R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D. The vision and comprehensive understanding for putting this all together can only be described as “Divinely Inspired.”

 

A Relationship Compass for Navigating the Complexities of Relationships

This alchemy is based on significant study and research across a broad spectrum of areas in science and religion, and then test driven through years of applying to challenging situations. Furthermore, if you would like to see this compass in action you can join us here, and learn a conscious way to navigate the complexities of relationship issues.

Dr. David R. Hawkins uses Applied Kinesiology to develop a map of consciousness that ranges from 20 to 1000. According to Dr. Hawkins research, and his map of consciousness, anything below the 200 level is negative. Contains false information and will make a person go weak. The use of force is a requirement and is not life-sustaining.

Our purpose is to influence life and others so positively that we raise our level of consciousness through our interactions with them.

More information go to https://relaxedrelationships.com/relationship-compass/

 

NAMASTE.

 

[flowboy]

Example of how someone would use it?

[Hen Zuhe]

@flowboy You can see at: https://relaxedrelationships.com/relationship-compass/

NAMASTE

[flowboy]

@Hen Zuhe I'm asking you. There's no examples on the website.

 

Also, the text of this topic is just copied-and-pasted from your site.

 

To promote your site in a shameless plug topic post is one thing, but at least try to provide value and be helpful.

I gave you a chance to turn this into a helpful post, by asking for an example how someone would use it. I gave you a chance to explain your "compass" and you didn't even do that, but referred me to your website, which also doesn't explain your compass. I checked the blog posts too.

 

It does contain a lot of blatant lies though.

 

• Fake awards: you claim to be voted "Best Relationship Blog" by some low-quality site, which actually has an award page like that, but it doesn't mention your site anywhere. Another award picture doesn't even say what award it is, and the link points back to your own site. So you gave yourself the award.
• Fake scientific research references: basically, you just mention the word "scientific studies" and then don't cite any. Instead, you just name the book that you got most of your ideas from, which is written by a PhD. Taking ideas from a book written by a PhD is not the same as having your own concept backed up by science. That's just misleading name dropping.
  • To be exact, science has confirmed, it's less than .4% of the world's population.
    
    Would love to check out that study. Do you have a link?

 

Also, all the words on your compass are just directly taken from the Maps of Consciousness table published by David R. Hawkins. Seems like all you did was arrange them on a compass drawing, in a way that doesn't make a whole lot of sense tbh.

 

I appreciate the effort to create something to help people. But I'm not sure whether you are trying to be helpful, or just to self-promote, because I asked you to be helpful just now and you refused. Also you use lies to promote your site.

 

Here's a video by David R. Hawkins that you may have missed - it's about keeping your integrity in business and sales. You might find it helpful

 

NAMASTE