As someone
who is technically in the “business of love” where I’ve helped over 1,500
people with their personal lives and emotional recovery, I’m honestly still
figuring it out.
Here is what
I have learned about love from relating with clients, tuning into Higher Love,
and going through my own personal journey:
1) It makes you feel good and puts a
smile on your face
2) It risks being honest in a genuinely
concerned way for everyone involved
3) It is full of respect and dignity
for self and others
4) It considers the needs of others
5) It detaches when there is abuse or
mistreatment
6) It can be quiet or loud, depending
on what is required
7) It brings out the noblest traits in
a person
8) It offers emotional support, encouragement
or validation
9) It watches out for the vulnerable
beings
10) It cares about fairness, connection
and good vibes
I will
always say that loving, respecting, knowing and honouring oneself is where the
work first begins. When we truly can stand in our truth and stay balanced in who
we are, then we can genuinely love others and the community around us. We
respond to what is really needed, not necessarily what we think is needed to
any relationship or situation.
Love never
asks us to put ourselves in harm’s way or to stay in something dangerous,
abusive or exploitative.
What does
love mean to you?
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