07/04/2023
When we talk about our definition of love we usually assume straight away that we are talking about the framework of how we love other people.
But this definition of love is about how I love myself, and then other people. Not the other way around.
For a long time ladies, we have been conditioned to love externally and then reap the rewards internally.
This needs to change - copious amounts of research (both psychological and other holistic practices) are showing the importance of self love and what happens to individuals and, as a result, families and societies where self love becomes a priority - including but not limited to:
☀️Healthier decision choices
☀️Richer creativity
☀️More energy
☀️Better choice of life partners
☀️A flourishing family environment
This makes sense right? So why don’t we implement self love more?
Because we’ve been socially conditioned to see self love as ‘bad’ and, as a result, self love has not been taught to us!
Yes - self care routines have - but with underlying messages that by doing self care routines it becomes more likely for other people to love us!
I invite you to make self love and learning HOW to love yourself your priority! 💕