That would be part of someone’s self-love journey, to (un)learn that someone’s hurtful comments are not in fact true and to discover their own beauty and confidence and tap into that.
That process is very personal, and my theory doesn’t seek to necessarily give a step-by-step, but rather serve as a reminder that we all have a certain light within us. And once we tap into it, a whole new world of possibility opens up.
Thanks for your questions Anand, always love hearing from you :)
How would someone process the trauma of being told they are not beautiful, generally by other females?
Or the trauma of not being able to find a good boyfriend or husband or wife?
How can we increase our physical health, mental health and intelligence to exponetially surge our universe of possibilities (or "efficient frontier of possibilities" as the concept is described in economics)?
That would be part of someone’s self-love journey, to (un)learn that someone’s hurtful comments are not in fact true and to discover their own beauty and confidence and tap into that.
That process is very personal, and my theory doesn’t seek to necessarily give a step-by-step, but rather serve as a reminder that we all have a certain light within us. And once we tap into it, a whole new world of possibility opens up.
Thanks for your questions Anand, always love hearing from you :)
How would someone process the trauma of being told they are not beautiful, generally by other females?
Or the trauma of not being able to find a good boyfriend or husband or wife?
How can we increase our physical health, mental health and intelligence to exponetially surge our universe of possibilities (or "efficient frontier of possibilities" as the concept is described in economics)?