Conscious Self-Love

What if your life purpose is to learn to love yourself, unconditionally, where you accept yourself and take care of yourself, regardless of the parental/societal conditioning we received? What if we are here to learn from the relationship choices we made (that grew out those very early experiences of feeling unworthy). What if we are all here to learn how to leave the conditional love behind and learn to love ourselves unconditionally no matter what? I believe everyone's life purpose is to learn to master conscious (and unconditional) self-love. Sure there will be jobs you will have and missions to accept if you choose, but most will be related to you learning the one big thing.....to love yourself - unconditionally. Given what has happened in your past, the trauma, abandonment, growing up with narcissists; then picking bad relationship partners as a result, how can we get from point A to Conscious Self-Love? Conscious Self-Love occurs when you practice self-love for yourself despite how others never showed you hot to do it, or how others treated you like you didn’t deserve to be loved. This book illuminates problems in how you relate to yourself (which is not your fault) and dismantles them. Too much time has been spent on shining our outsides and we seem to have forgotten the best and really only way to make our outsides shine – from the inside. Reading this book helps you practice conscious self-love, which will transform your life and the lives of those you love. Practicing conscious self-love may quite possibly end your never-ending search for your "purpose," your never-ending participation in fix-it courses/book/classes, your unending search for answers, you accepting unhealthy relationships and treatment from others that you don't like-and then blaming it on them. Practicing conscious self-love will stop your confusion, answer your life questions, and bring you back to your true and beautiful and authentic self. People who practice conscious self-love are really the only people capable of unconditionally loving others. People who practice conscious self-love are kind to themselves and treat others with kindness. People who practice conscious self-love accept themselves and treat others with acceptance. People who practice conscious self-love forgive themselves and treat others with forgiveness. People who practice conscious self-love take care of their bodies and teach others to do the same. People who practice conscious self-love teach others to love themselves (especially their children). People who practice conscious self-love teach others to take care of themselves and the circle of love, acceptance, forgiveness, and care grows. Sadly, people who don't practice conscious self-love can try to be loving and kind to others, but soon their lack of conscious self-love (manifesting as constant fixing/giving and seeking love from the outside), will cause inner and outer turmoil; creating a cycle of self-hate to be passed down generationally and spill out into our world. Are you ready to get started! Visit Jill at: www.consciousself-love.com Read more