Tag Archives: selflove

meaning

When we are having traumas, survival strategies or repeating things in our life, it is our thoughts, memories, patterns and imagination we need to deal with. Past and future doesn´t exist, but we visit and revisit both of them over and over, and we have a specific response to them, and our response create ourContinue reading “meaning”

Own your power

Letting go of victim mentality takes a lot of effort and work, to feel like a victim can be like having a friend you cling to, because that was the one you had through the rough periods in life and it helped you. But to see and release the victimhood and all of its stories,Continue reading “Own your power”

Choosing yourself

I think we all know that if you want to help others you need to help yourself first. How do we help ourself? As children many of us feel loneliness, because our own parents had traumas, unhealed experiences either inherited or gained through their childhood, I think it is so common… I come from aContinue reading “Choosing yourself”

Soothe it all away

When you throw a stone in to the water, everything stir up, perhaps it gets muddy, and you have to wait for the stone to go to the bottom, and then the water becomes clear again. If you feel you always have had a lot of difficulties and struggles in life, it could be eitherContinue reading “Soothe it all away”

Flying low today

Stretch for your consciousness, learn to relax, and the most important thing, love yourself, really love yourself, listen to your needs, listen to what you need to offer yourself this very moment. Today I worked from home, and later had an appointment with a friend, and the plan was to go to the beach andContinue reading “Flying low today”

Being half in yourself

letting go of being half in yourself – trust your insights We don’t have to understand it – it is okay just to be in what is opening up now How do we know we are on our right path? money, likes and other peoples response will not be our sign, but instead our innerContinue reading “Being half in yourself”