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    How to Love and Believe in Yourself: Mental Health, Feeling Good, Positive Thinking, Self-Esteem
    How to Love and Believe in Yourself: Mental Health, Feeling Good, Positive Thinking, Self-Esteem
    How to Love and Believe in Yourself: Mental Health, Feeling Good, Positive Thinking, Self-Esteem
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    How to Love and Believe in Yourself: Mental Health, Feeling Good, Positive Thinking, Self-Esteem

    By Kitty Corner

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    An egoist is a lonely man incapable to love. And even if someone loves him, the egoist can’t enjoy this gift of destiny, he can only psychologically mock at the poor person who was unlucky to "fall for a tool." Everyone in close contact with the egotist is unhappy, and the most miserable man here is just him. And the saddest thing is that the sufferer can’t realize his problem.


    In case with a person who doesn’t love himself, the reasons are different but the result is the same: he is concentrated on his demerits and so, he perceives the other people’s demerits sharply and is enable to enjoy life, thus, he won’t manage to teach his children to do this. The poor thing doesn’t love himself and, thus, he will fail in loving the others.


    A person who loves himself, forgives mistakes, imperfections of his personality which he is unable to correct, to himself. He doesn’t live in a condition of a constant feeling of being guilty, and thus, he is free of many stresses. Having learned to love himself, he learns how to love his family and friends in the same way – by forgiving them and understanding their imperfections, not demanding from them to give more than they can give, and not reproaching them for misdeeds.


    Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn… 


    - Having Done with the Question "Why?", We Go to the Question "How to Do This?"


    - Our Demerits Are Our Own Peculiarities


    - How to Learn to Love Yourself?


    - And if the Sense of Life Lies in Taking Care of the Others?


    - Roll-Up & The Harmony of Your Soul


    - Much, much more! Bonus!


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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateAug 1, 2017
    ISBN9781533776945
    How to Love and Believe in Yourself: Mental Health, Feeling Good, Positive Thinking, Self-Esteem

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      How to Love and Believe in Yourself - Kitty Corner

      Author

      ‘If you love yourself, you love everybody else as you do yourself. As long as you love another person less than yourself, you will not succeed in loving yourself. Thus, he is the great righteous person who, loving himself, loves all others equally.’

      M. Eckhart

      Instead of Introduction

      INTERNET PAGES ARE full of articles that answer a question on how to love yourself. In general, they follow the first advice: enjoy some shopping, smile to your reflection in the mirror, get involved in your favorite business, or go for a walk. But, as practice shows, these recommendations don't work. Otherwise, all unhappy people, full of hatred and scorn for themselves. Would have been disappeared from the face of the Earth. To overcome a dislike for yourself, one needs to understand the heart of the problem. It is only an understanding of essential reasons for what is happening will help to get rid of the pain, which has been gnawing the human soul for decades.

      Chapter 1

      Why Love Yourself at All?

      MANY PEOPLE ASK THIS question. Why should you love yourself if you can enjoy your children, your parents, your job, or your motherland? And in general: isn’t this love for yourself just selfishness?

      Indeed, there is a highly thin line between love for yourself and narcissism, with right and wrong on both sides. An egoist is indifferent to what the others feel or need; he thinks only how to satisfy his fancies. But the path of selfishness is the way to an abyss. Caprices keep heaping up; the sense of responsibility for what is happening vanishes, and over time the person loses touch with reality and understanding of cause-and-effect relations. It seems to him that the others are guilty of all his failures, and he blames the external factors, rather than himself. And even if he wishes to break out of the vicious circle of his caprices, weaknesses, and quirks, he is incapable of doing this.

      An egoist is a lonely man incapable of loving. And even if someone loves him, the egoist can't enjoy this gift of destiny; he can get only psychologically mock at the sick person who was unlucky to fall for a tool. Everyone in close contact with the egotist is unhappy, and the most miserable man here is just him. And the saddest thing is that the sufferer can't realize his problem.

      In the case of a person who doesn't love himself, the reasons are different, but the result is the same:

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