Is "Self-Love = Loving Yourself" Really True?

Lately, I've been thinking deeply.

Self-loveorself-cherishingmight not be about
trying to“love yourself”
at all.

I think it's actually about remembering that
you weremade of “love”
in the first place.

The mystery of being a living organism is
tremendously profound in every creature.

Even just looking at the physical body,
it's amazing how exquisitely it's made.

The biochemistry knowledge I gained
in my studies to get a qualification long ago
is finally coming in handy now.

It clicks perfectly with the essential nature of things.

Within a living organism, at the cellular level,
how much coordination and regulation is happening
to maintain life and keep it existing?

What makes that happen?
What is the source of that energy?

“Love”or“God”is the only way
to express it, in the end.

“Life”could never be contained
within the framework of scientific evidence.

The body, which is called 3D,
is not that simple either.

Rather than longing to connect with higher dimensions,
rather than feeling superior
about being connected to higher dimensions,
isn't there something more important
closer to home, deep within yourself?
…is what I sometimes think.


“Love”has many shades, but the fundamental thing
is not a verb.The essential color of

“love”is surely not
“to love.”

It is something that was there all along.
It is something that exists within the ordinary.

It is noticing the“love” itself
that constitutesyour existence.

Observing the mystery of life
in the nature reflected before your eyes
makes it easier to notice your own mysteryand
the love that created you.