Fakeness. We all know what it looks like. We all know what it feels like. It’s the fake plastered-on smiles. It’s the pretentious laughs and giggles. It’s the sickly sweet or overly macho personality fronts. It’s the posing and like-whoring on social media. It’s the pouting lips in photos and feigned expressions of surprise. It’s […]
Self-Acceptance
Self-acceptance is a key part of soulwork. When we learn how to truly and unconditionally accept all of our quirks, flaws and misdeeds, we are liberated from negative self-judgement. Self-acceptance goes hand-in-hand with self-love, and helps us to experience true freedom.
You can read more about how to practice self-acceptance in this section.
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Why We Use the Search For Love to Escape Ourselves
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13 Signs You’re a Judgmental Person (and How to End the Habit)
We all generally prefer to see ourselves as smart, generous, kind, patient, and forgiving people most of the time. But the truth is that we aren’t. Life isn’t ideal. We aren’t perfect. We simply cannot be nice and ‘good’ 100% of the time. If we’re honest with ourselves, we actually have some pretty scary and […]
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Are you a grateful person? Gratitude is a concept that makes most of us want to roll our eyes or mentally shut off. Since childhood, we’ve associated gratitude with cliche semi-religious teachings such as “count your blessings” and “smile and be thankful.” We were also taught to say “thank you” more as a sign of […]