“No, you don’t have to be perfect or completely healed and whole to manifest your SoulMate, and neither do they.” — Annette Vaillancourt Copy Share Image
“Do all the things NOW that you were waiting to do until AFTER your SoulMate arrived!” — Annette Vaillancourt Copy Share Image
“Guilt is a waste of time unless you learn how to be more loving the next time a similar situation presents itself.” — Annette Vaillancourt Guilt Copy Share Image
“You cannot make someone love you, but you can allow it. Allow yourself to perceive and receive loving actions from others.” — Annette Vaillancourt Copy Share Image
“To manifest your SoulMate you have to either invite others into your world or go out into their world. Either way, you… — Annette Vaillancourt Copy Share Image
“Surrender creates equanimity and bliss because you release yourself from any attachment to the results.” — Annette Vaillancourt Bliss Copy Share Image
“Inspired action comes from the guidance of Spirit, not ego. When in doubt, don’t. Inspired action is responsive, not reactive.” — Annette Vaillancourt Guidance Copy Share Image
“When you truly love yourself, you are enough. Your happiness and well-being become a top priority” — Annette Vaillancourt Happiness Copy Share Image
“I am startled by how resistant people are to doing anything nice or nurturing for themselves, especially women. They fear being selfish.… — Annette Vaillancourt Martyr Copy Share Image
“When you, the lover, are ready, your SoulMate will inevitably come. The two currents of your life mission and purpose and their… — Annette Vaillancourt Life Copy Share Image
“Before you act, find your center. Ground yourself in Spirit. Set ego aside. Ask yourself, “How do I want to be about… — Annette Vaillancourt Copy Share Image
“It’s yummy to love yourself. It feels good. When you truly love yourself, you are radiant, charismatic and irresistible to your SoulMate.” — Annette Vaillancourt Love Copy Share Image
“When you surrender, you live in eager anticipation of the surprise. The dual weights of yearning and despair are cast off.” — Annette Vaillancourt Copy Share Image
