How To: Love Actually
Compassion is the highest form of love.
Compassion is the highest form of love.
Love brings up so many feelings and thoughts, most of them involving our past love life which may not have been pleasant.
Today, accept and love every part of yourself, even those parts of yourself that you most wish to see change.
It is in the stillness of our heart that we find the peace we seek in the world. It is the connection deep within to the very source of our being where we recognize the oneness of life.
Love is difficult to define, yet easy to recognize.
Learning to love and approve of yourself is a key which, will unlock your treasure chest of abundance, prosperity, and love.
I always highly recommend that people love, love, love, love themselves, give themselves a hug, a pat on the back! You’re the best you there is in the whole world, there ain’t nobody else in the Universe quite like you!
Love – The Gift of Peace by Peter Russell Love is not something you do, Love is a way of being. And more than that. It is simply being, Being with another person, however they may be. Holding no judgments, having no agendas, No desire to control, No need to prove your love, No intrusion […]
Maintaining harmony under all circumstances is the key to navigating through life. By remaining calm and composed in each moment, we keep life in perspective. We are able to connect with the bigger picture of potential while sorting out appropriate courses of action to address any situation before us.
Even in the healthiest of relationships, opportunities abound to find fault, criticize or “tweak” the other person no matter whether we are talking about a mate, a child or a friend. Most of us were raised in an environment where rather than focusing on the positive, we were taught to zoom in and dwell on the negative. Breaking that habitual way of thinking is a matter of conditioning our minds to refocus and learn to love with abandon, without any requirements, without any rules and without any limitations.
Imagine yourself again in the middle of the ocean, but this time there’s no boat, no island, and no one to help you. You’re drowning out there all by yourself. You’re exhausted and terrified. Suddenly, a man grabs you from behind and drags you under the water. Completely overwhelmed by fear and anger, you struggle wildly to get free, but no matter what you do, your head remains underwater.