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"Self-love, at its core, is self-acceptance. It is the ability to accept all parts of you: the fun, happy, joyful, positive grateful parts of you,

as well as the worried, anxious, shy, jealous, angry parts of you. The ones that you’d rather ignore and push under the carpet until they hopefully die and disintegrate into nothingness. (They don’t trust me on this). Now, self-love is also: Self-care., Self-worth. , Self-belief.

Self- well… everything. It is the deep knowing and feeling that you are an incredible, unique being, that you have so much to offer to the world, and that there is so much love, so many opportunities, so much LIFE available to you…If you could only see it." - By Céline Harleaux

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The Bible teaches us not to be selfish and self-centered, but it also teaches us to take care of ourselves. Having a healthy and clear mind, being healthy physically and emotionally is what God desires for us. He wants us to live a life full of abundance and goodness, He wants us to live a long healthy life.

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Self-love is not selfish, it's the best thing you can give yourself - why? Because when your cup is full and overflowing you will be able to be a blessing to someone else, you will be able to help someone else. Setting boundaries, working towards your dream, getting your life where you want it to be is GOOD. It's a good thing to make time for yourself, to look after yourself,

it's a good thing to look and feel good. Self-love is also understanding your worth to not compromise in what you believe and what you stand for.

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Isaiah 32:17 - And the work of righteousness shall be peace; and the effect of righteousness quietness and assurance forever.

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