Mar 18, 2021 37 min

SELF LOVE ❤️

from Emotional conversations with Esther Johnson Hosted by Rebecca Johnson

True self-love is The commitment to objectively know me as I am, to fully experience life as it comes to me, and to honour my potential by continually seeking ways to grow. Why is self-love so important? ... Another famous line from the Bible — “Love your neighbour as yourself” — also points to this truth. Send me your inspirational stories and feedback! We want to hear from you ❤️. https://www.instagram.com/emotional_conversationswithe/ HOM, Hour of Meditation- https://www.youtube.com/live/_5KWa_UszFg?si=dKLdh8_quky2t3vH

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