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Welcome!
My name is George Collins and my wife's name is Marie. Although we speak with one voice (after thirty-seven years of marriage it is usually her voice), I will be narrating in the first person singular. So, before she slaps me in the back of the head, let's get right into it by starting with a line from a poem...
The heading above is the title and the first line of Wordsworth's poem, written in 1804 (click here for full poem). It is a very strong simile that describes perfectly the solitude when loneliness grips, and it is probably more true today than it was back them. In those days, travel was very limited; consequently families and friends tended to locate within a few miles of each other. There were no cars or 747s back then, of course. Not so today. In a world in which we are only a day or two from any destination, family members and friends are now usually spread across the entire planet. Ironically, therein lies the problem.
An inner sense of emptiness and isolation can be very caustic, making the afflicted want to double-up with heartache at times. Little wonder many people feel cut off and disconnected from other people, and find it very difficult or nigh on impossible to have any form of meaningful human contact. This can lead to low self-esteem, embarrassment and self-consciousness. The lonely may feel scared of other people, which turns to anger, defensiveness and prone to being critical. Worse-case scenarios may lead to self harm; or, sadly, hurting others. Paradoxically, there may also be moments of release when joy fills the heart, but sooner or later the torment of loneliness grabs the heart and empties it, replacing its contents with the barrenness of a cold desert of isolation. Of course most of us suffer loneliness from time to time, and this is quite normal if it is mild and short lasting, but it's to those people who find loneliness crippling and never-ending that this part of the Website wants to address. I would imagine you are one of those people simply because you've logged on. If you are, then take heart and let your hopes rise and soar like an eagle for this site has some very good news for you.
The answer isn't in the one-liner that says loneliness can be easily cured by adding
The answer to ridding yourself of loneliness is in this 6-step programme, but you must commit to doing the work that will be outlined. If the plan is followed to the letter you will win.
It's a big word "guarantee," but I am not exaggerating. However, I can make every guarantee to you under the sun, but if you do not make a quality decision to change then you will be going nowhere fast. If you really want to kick loneliness then you're now on the way to doing so. Let me tell
you what it is NOT about. It is not about hypnotism, or will power, positive
thinking, visualisation, or a magic potion. It is not about me trying to
con you, and I am not about to drag you through reams of information only to
try to sell you a book or a CD. I only want your determination to hold
back on your scepticism until you complete the 6-Step plan of action. I am
absolutely certain if you complete the programme to the letter you will gain total success. Remember, the answer to do so is guaranteed in these six steps. I have to repeat myself because I know what I am saying sounds too good to be true:
THE ANSWER TO GETTING RID OF LONELINESS FOR EVER IS IN THE SIX STEPS TO COME. THERE ARE NO CATCHES WHATSOEVER; THE PROGRAMME IS TOTALLY FREE OF CHARGE AND WITHOUT CONDITIONS AND OBLIGATIONS. I WANT TO HELP YOU. AND YES I CAN HEAR YOU SAYING THERE MUST BE A CATCH BUT BELIEVE ME THIS IS NOT SO.
So, if you have made the quality decision to study the six steps in their entirety, click here for
Step 1 to freedom from loneliness. |
