Cultivating Self-love

Morning Meds; 2 2 20

When we feel we don’t fit in, it seems easier to try to stand out, either position is uncomfortable. We all fit perfectly into the puzzle of the universe.

The sandpaper needed to soften the edges and remove the obstacles to feeling at peace and in place, is labeled “I love me.”

The more we practice unconditional love towards ourselves, the more the illusion of separation will disappear and the more we can see how we fit into the beauty of the universe.

Look yourself straight in your eyes and tell yourself, “I love me.”

You know, you would just be repeating what Source says to us all the time.

…. I have been doing this my grandchildren for a few years while holding them in front of a mirror. It is my hope that they will retain the experience and it will help them to love themselves more. We say I love you, pointing towards each other, then pointing towards ourselves we say, I love me. It’s good for one’s soul.

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Author: Kevin Burleson

My wife Cheryl and I live in St. Joseph, Missouri. She is retired and watches three of our 12 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. I work as a maintenance man at Highland Community College in Highland, Kansas. I have a BA in Art with an emphasis in ceramics. I am a second degree Reiki practitioner and BQH (Beyond Quantum Healing) practitioner. I started writing spiritual related posts in 2018 and started sharing them on a few different Facebook sites. This site is to consolidate and re-share them. It is also to share short stories based on images seen while in meditation. My hopes are that it will inspire others to use the powerful tool of visualisation to enhance their spiritual journey. Thank you.

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