The Sacred Duties of a Wife: Rediscovering her Power in the Ashabari Way.

The Sacred Duties of a Wife: Rediscovering her Power in the Ashabari Way.

What is Ashabari? It is the sacred understanding that in a true union, partners are not just lovers, but co-carriers of each other’s dreams, scars, growth, and legacy. It teaches that love is not just intimacy; it is mutual protection, shared responsibility, and emotional covering. In Ashabari, you don’t walk ahead of your partner. You…

How our ancestors treated their wives: lessons for the Ashabari man.

How our ancestors treated their wives: lessons for the Ashabari man.

What is Ashabari? It is the sacred understanding that in a true union, partners are not just lovers, but co-carriers of each other’s dreams, scars, growth, and legacy. It teaches that love is not just intimacy; it is mutual protection, shared responsibility, and emotional covering. In Ashabari, you don’t walk ahead of your partner. You…

Couplified

Couplified

When love isn’t just a label, but a transformation. “Couplified”, (adjective). It is the state of being reshaped, refined, and elevated by intentional relationship work. Where It Begins Many people think that being in a relationship means being “taken.” But being taken isn’t the same as being transformed. Being couplified means that love has done more…

“Duicidal”: The hidden behaviours that slowly kill a marriage.

“Duicidal”: The hidden behaviours that slowly kill a marriage.

In every marriage that ends in divorce, there were warning signs long before the final blow. But many couples don’t see them. Or worse, they do see them, but minimize their impact. That’s why I created a word to describe this slow, silent decline. I call it duicidal. What Does “Duicidal” Mean? Duicidal (adj.): Describes…

Present Out – Part Three

Present Out – Part Three

Psychological and Emotional benefits of Presence Reduced Stress and Anxiety: When you are actively engaged in a relationship, it creates a sense of stability and security. Knowing that you are supported and valued by someone can alleviate stress and reduce feelings of worry or loneliness. Enhanced Emotional Intimacy: Being present helps build trust and emotional…

Present Out – Part Two

Present Out – Part Two

Antidotes to combat ‘Present Out’ behavior in relationships Prioritize quality time: Dedicate undivided attention to your partner by setting aside time for meaningful connection. This could mean scheduling date nights, sharing meals without distractions, or engaging in activities you both enjoy. Presence is not just about being there, it is about being fully engaged. Communicate…