When working on returning to self-love, it’s vital to live in the moment. To live in the moment means you’re paying attention to what’s happening right in front of you. You’re not like yakking on the phone while you’re waiting in line. You’re not checking your text, but you’re literally living in the moment. I used to laugh at people who would be yakking on their phones as they took their morning walks. I wondered how many people missed seeing…..
This week’s inspiration is true strength. True strength means you stay connected to yourself no matter what’s happening around you. True strength means you stand clear and firm with your principles and values, no matter who wants you to change them or to come to their side of the street. True strength means that you love yourself deeply and you’re willing to stand with yourself even if others go against you. True strength means that you love yourself enough to…..
This week’s inspiration is jubilance. Jubilance means showing great feelings of joy and happiness. Now, when was the last time you jumped up for joy because you were so delighted with your life? That’s why this week’s inspiration is jubilance – to literally allow yourself to jump for joy even for the tiniest things that happen in your life. It will lift your resonance to a higher level. Jubilance means that you’re accepting these gifts from the universe and from…..
This week’s inspiration is a Kierkegaard quote. Faith sees best in the dark. This spoke directly to me. Faith is rarely used when you’re experiencing a good life, or a successful time, or falling in love. Faith is not needed during those times. In fact, faith tends to be put on a shelf to be pulled down only when things seem to be going wrong. “Faith sees best in the dark”. It cannot see the best in the light but…..
This week’s inspiration is a clean slate. Now, that phrase became a part of our vernacular when we used to use chalk and slates to teach children in schools. You would wipe the board clean so that the next person could put the homework up on the board. We all need clean slates throughout our lives. We all make mistakes. We all do horrible things that we feel bad about, and we don’t need to be held back by what…..
When working on returning to self-love, it’s important to become light-hearted. Now, light-hearted is described as cheerful, hopeful, and enjoying your life, which is the whole point of self-love to enjoy your life. So become light-hearted and know that you being light-hearted may impact those around you or who are a little less than light-hearted. Light-heartedness means you have faith in the loving universe and that the universe is on your side and things will go your way eventually. So…..
When working on returning to self-love, you are going to embrace freedom. Now what do I mean by freedom? I mean freedom from your negative beliefs. Beliefs that keep you small and in a tiny box not allowing you to experience the grandness of this life. Freedom from the negative thoughts you have running in your head every day telling you that you’re not good enough – that you’re less than – that you’re miserable. Freedom from your inner wounds…..
When working on your way back to self-love, you’re going to have to decide that everything that happens in your life is for goodness. It is for your advantage. That life is in your favor, even if it looks dark as hell. You’re going to have to realize that this is in your favor and you’re going to have to roll up your sleeves and figure out what it’s here to teach you. Perhaps it’s teaching you to change some…..
When working on returning to self-love, you will begin to notice your patterns. We all have patterns that keep reappearing in our lives over and over again until they’re healed. For me, it was jealousy. I always had jealousy in my life. Someone was always angry and jealous of me until I went in and healed that wound. I took my power back from the energy patterns that kept reappearing until they were healed and transformed. They may have new…..
When working on returning to self-love, you’re going to have to look at your prejudices. Whether it’s towards other races, people who have a different language or religion, or perhaps they’re driving a different truck than you do. Time to look at your Prejudices. For instance, I did not have any particular racial prejudices, but I did have prejudices towards people who drove trucks with Confederate flags on the back. I did have prejudices against supposed rednecks. So I looked…..
