You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.

 

It’s been a bit of a rocky ride for me recently with lots of “up’s” and “down’s” hence no blog posts for two months. Not that I’m making excuses but it can be hard to find inspiration to write when you’re stressed, grieving, lost, confused, etc. especially when your aim is to uplift and inspire others! So this post signifies my getting back on the bandwagon, slowly etching my way back to happiness, joy and peace and sharing beautiful, natural wisdom with you.

One of the most important things when riding life’s waves is remembering to look after yourself. Being gentle with yourself, taking the time to do things just for you and giving yourself the space to recover from painful experiences. Many people find this very hard (including me!) but it is absolutely possible to give yourself permission to take time out when you need it.

When you learn to really love yourself, you never have to feel alone. This is partly speaking from experience but to be honest, I still firmly have my training wheels on in this area! For many of us it’s not an easy task but it is possible and it does make a huge, positive difference in your life.

Today, being Valentine’s day, I am lucky to be supported and loved by an amazing man, who has hung in there with me through thick and thin. He has been my rock, my support, my soft place to land. Some of my family and friends though, don’t have a partner to spoil and share this Lover’s day with. I know sometimes it can be hard and so I wanted to send a message to all of these beautiful people today . . .

Just so you know, you most definitely loved.

And regardless of whether or not somebody else is romancing you today, why don’t you do something to spoil yourself? You’re worth it J

Happy valentines day!

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