I Welcome you with the One Unifying Force known as Love. This love holds all things together in their perfect place and in their perfect time.
The process of loving yourself everyday is one of the most fulfilling and direct ways to give and receive love every day. Loving yourself is a theme that we hear all of the time; “just be positive and love yourself and you will feel better.” While for some people this statement may ring true, for others it is a little harder to get there from where they are in their lives. There are times in our lives that we are in the midst of trouble, right in the center of what we don’t want to be happening. In these times you can’t just remove or forget how you feel because that is how you are feeling at that moment and to disregard it would be lying to yourself. The best thing to do in this situation is be honest with yourself and feel whatever you are feeling at that moment. Denying how you feel at any moment will not push away how you feel forever; at best it will hold back those feelings or emotions until a situation presents itself and you will be able to express them. This comes in the form of getting upset or mad about something, only to find out that what you got mad at really wasn’t what was really bothering you. Often times, there are deeper reasons for all of your emotions and feelings. The question becomes not why that thing did or does get me mad or angry, but what is at the core of this feeling or emotion.
Self inquiry is the basis for self discovery. When you go through life and live through certain situations, you get to know about yourself and how you will react. You get to know about your characteristics and behavior. After a while, usually at about 30 years of age, you begin to discover who you really are. Since the beginning of your life you have been told who you are and how you should act in the world. You learn what is acceptable and what is not. You learn who you should be and if you are lucky you are taught to learn about yourself through your experiences in life. This self definition process is a part of life and culture. When you were born your parents or whoever looked after you was concerned about your well being and your health and vitality, and only wanted the best for you, and supplied you with the resources you needed to grow and prosper. Their love was perfect in the sense that the core principle for their diverse actions of keeping you alive was love. Look back over your life and see if you can point out different parts of your character that was directly or indirectly influenced by your parents or guardians, the answers will surprise you (they did for me.)


