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You might feel sadness or regret if you feel your relationship has lost the “spark” associated with being in love. Maybe you want sex to be more spontaneous, or feel excited about seeing your partner instead of comfortable. LOVE might not be the right word. I love you in every breath and every heartbeat.”– Namrata, To Love And Be Loved Support is also available if you're finding it hard to cope with stress, anxiety or depression. Symptoms of bereavement, grief and loss

Powerful, poignant and prophetic – Jayne Ozanne’s vivid autobiography testifies to a remarkable and resilient person, who has walked an uneasy path, fraught with darkness and difficulties. Yet what comes through, time and again, is a courageous mind and faith-filled life that is determined not to be overcome. Jayne’s prescient work – creative, challenging and campaigning – is truly inspiring. Spiritually wise and theologically acute, this book challenges us with its freshness and frankness. Her work in the church as both a leader and dissenting voice stand as an important sign for the times: a sentinel that calls on those who hold authority and wield power to act with greater compassion and courage. This extraordinary autobiography will inspire many, convict some, rouse others and should concern us all.’ The Very Revd Professor Martyn Percy, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford I love you without knowing how, or when, or from where. I love you simply, without problems or pride: I love you in this way because I do not know any other way of loving but this, in which there is no I or you, so intimate that your hand upon my chest is my hand, so intimate than when I fall asleep your eyes close.”– Pablo Neruda, 100 Love Sonnets In the first rush of being in love, you might feel completely dedicated to your partner, ready to do anything and everything to help them through a tough spot or even just make their lives a little easier. No one was more surprised than Messina to have Swindell choose “ Heads Carolina, Tails California” as the song he wanted to remake, for his latest Stereotype album.It’s normal to focus on someone’s best side when in love. But it’s also important to watch for red flags or relationship incompatibilities.

Being in love can change the way you see things. Even everyday activities like going to the grocery store can become more enjoyable. That’s why they call them crushes. If they were easy, they’d call them something else.”–”Sixteen Candles”

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This book is as important as it is compelling. A beautifully-written reconciliation of faith and sexuality which moved me to tears. The powerful words gripped my heart and nourished my faith.’ Philip Baldwin, LGBT/HIV rights activist, Stonewall Role This autobiography gives a startling insight into a world of evangelical faith where direct messages from God, prophecies, healings and demonic oppressions are the stuff of everyday experience. Jayne Ozanne was welcomed as a representative of such a faith into the highest councils of Church and State, while she also held a series of senior jobs in industry and international relations. The central drama is the torturing disjunction between official religious affiliation and the interior reality of loneliness and yearning for a partner of the same sex. It is hard not to agree with her psychiatrist who early on advised Jayne to change her religion. ‘But the glory of this tale is that she did not. She stayed true to her conviction that faith and gayness are both gifts of the God who is Love. Her story is an inspiration to anyone struggling with the same issues today.’ The Very evd Dr Jeffrey John, Dean of St Albans Cathedral When we love, we always strive to become better than we are. When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too.”– Paulo Coelho, “The Alchemist”

Jayne Ozanne’s book describes the life of a person of faith who has lived true to her faith. Jayne combines intellectual prowess with a talent for truth-telling and has walked the corridors of power in the Church and in the corporate worlds. She documents herguilt – for example, guilt about feeling angry, about something you said or did not say, or not being able to stop your loved one dying