Mitesh Khatri And Indu Khatri Secret To Happy Relationships | Law Of Attraction Coach #relationships

12 Jun 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief segment of a YouTube interview, Paridhi Dhingra and Speaker A discuss a practical method for ending arguments quickly in relationships. When a disagreement arises and someone feels hurt by a comment, they can say, “take it on my face value,” accompanied by a specific hand gesture. The speaker emphasizes that by stating they did not intend the hurtful words and asking the other person to accept the literal meaning, the conflict dissipates instantly. The technique is presented as a straightforward, repeatable tool for maintaining harmony and preventing escalation in romantic or interpersonal relationships.

Whenever we hurt each other, we say that, okay, I have said this, and the other person says, but you, you said this, you meant this. So we say that, no, I did not mean it, take it on my face value.
Yeah, so take your right hand like this, say, take it on my face value. We do this with each other, say, take it on my face value.
I did not mean it, I just said it, and I meant something else, not this. And the moment we say, take it on my face value, the fight ends there itself.