How to find love - a spiritual perspective




How to find love - a spiritual perspective

 

It’s about building daily/regular routines into your life that help you realise your dreams.

 

It’s not about hard routines that you must endure no matter the cost. It’s about looking after yourself, doing what you can, when you can. Ensuring that at the heart of all of your decisions, is what’s best for you. Can I miss a day? Yes, can I miss a week? Yes. Why? Because it’s about the bigger picture and the bigger picture is you. Your mental health, your emotional health, your physical health are the foundations of your spiritual health. They must come before anything else. Are you rested enough? Are you sleeping enough? Are you eating good food that your body needs? Are you spending enough your time on you?

 

There have been many philosopher’s throughout time that have had many approaches to success but we cannot rely on what happened hundreds or thousands of years ago. Why? Because their out of date. They were relevant for the time, in which they were born. Todays philosophy requires a different approach. A gentler approach. An approach filled with love and self care. Self awareness and self worth. This is the router to happiness and true self love. Only then can we love others at the level we are all looking for, unconditional love.

 

We are in the era of unconditional love. 

 

This is what we are all seeking, wanting, needing, yearning for. It has to begin with you. Once you find it in you, what else is there. You have it and now you can share it. If we all do this, what do we have? A world we all want a to live in? That is for you to decide and you can decide today, now. What world do you want to live in? Now create it…

 

Success will be measured on how much we love ourselves, self love, healthy love, spiritual love.

 

Whatever you choose to do today, do it with love and grace 💫🙏🏽❤️

 

#selflove #spirituallove #healthylove #mentalhealthawareness #emotionalintelligence #parenting #selfawareness #lightseed #starseed #lightworker #starworker #selflove #selfcare



 

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