What is self-love?
Self-love is perhaps one of the most fundamental yet misunderstood concepts in the world right now. Some dismiss it as a new age ideology that cannot be applied in practical terms. But nothing could be further from the truth. This course will show you practical steps with regards to developing self-love.
Self-love is the ultimate way to boost your self-esteem and start your healing process. You will start to really value yourself as a powerful creator of your own reality and deserving of love and respect from everybody.
Self-love is the opposite of being selfish. You cannot love another person unconditionally unless you love yourself first.
Self-love is not about engaging in destructive patterns of behavior and turning a blind eye. It has nothing to do with arrogance or narcissism and everything to do with becoming a fully whole and integrated individual.
When you are able to exercise self-love, your life will become so much easier because you will not sabotage yourself as much, which is what everybody does with their beliefs about themselves. You will also have much more stability in your life as you will no longer depend on others fulfillment. Your emotions and reactions will not be volatile and you will actually become detached (but not uncaring) from a lot of stuff that goes on in the world.
Love is the ultimate building block of the entire universe.
"Humans are born into the arms of loving parents and die with their loved ones around them (ideally). They live and die by love alone." - Gautama Buddha
We all have goals and dreams, we all have an idea of what we would like our lives to be like. Despite this though, many of us fail to reach those goals or to actualize our dreams. What is it that holds you back?
There's a good chance that you already know what the answer is likely to be.
It's you!
How many times have you decided that you want to make a change in your life by getting into shape, or starting a new business, or starting a new job... only to then make zero progress in those areas? What possible reason could you have for this?
