

Calling in "The One,"
Self-Love Mastery
and Healing from Narcissistic Abuse
"Before you love another, you must first learn to love yourself."
Many, especially those ready to experience great love and partnership, will nod their heads in agreement. Then comes the deeper (and very honest) question: "How? What does it actually mean to love myself first?"
Calling in "The One" provides a powerful structure and foundation for "the how."
Based on the (revised and expanded) bestselling book Calling in “The One” by Katherine Woodward Thomas, M.A., MFT, this internationally renowned and transformative process is designed to support you to identify and release the inner obstacles to love.
First and foremost, Calling in "The One" is about the emergence of your true self.
Yet within (past or present) narcissistic dynamics, "love" requires the abandonment of YOU.
The conditions for actualization and growth are blocked.
Trusting your feelings is dangerous.
There is no empathy, psychological safety, reciprocity or unconditional love.
The more you engage with the narcissistic person, the more you have to disengage from yourself.
And this inner disconnection often happens with a subtle slowness.
Empathically discerning and healing from narcissistic abuse, transforming self-abandonment and mastering self-love before you call in a partner will be powerfully infused into your Calling in "The One" journey.
Indeed, loving relationships (characterized by depth, connection, presence, empathy, respect, mutual cherishing, growth, consistency, compassion and more) require a devotion to the inner work because:
1. We come together at our common level of self-abandonment or self-love.
2. The relationship with another can only be as good as the relationship with yourself.
Calling in "The One" is about vibrationally becoming
"The One" you are wanting to attract.