Many marital relationships that dissolve could survive, and even thrive, if the couple realized that there is an art and science to love and intimacy, and were willing to learn and practice it. This involves learning how to experience the difference between our ego and our Self. read more

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My mother waged a tremendous war against cancer at two different times in her life before her body finally gave up. She was almost eighty one. Throughout the long years of struggle she had a small, circular sign attached to her refrigerator door that read – “Old Age Is Not for Sissies.”

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Russell Crescimanno, Ph.D., is Professor Emeritus at Piedmont Virginia Community College. He has been teaching courses in sociology for forty years. One in particular, called Marriage and Family Relations, became his passion as both his personal life and the climate of the culture regarding marriage and divorce changed over time.

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