What does it mean to be self loving?
Being self-loving is a practice of wanting yourself to be well and to thrive, and regularly giving yourself what you need to be well and thrive. To do so, it helps to tune into yourself and truly listening, so you can see and understand clearly your feelings, values, wants, and needs, including the ones that are hidden away. Then, you can give to yourself in ways that enhances your ability to live with authenticity, alignment, joy, and harmony.
Self love is enabled by acceptance of your nature and living in harmony with the natural flow of life. To be self-loving is to nurture balance—honoring rest as much as action, humility as much as confidence, and softness as much as strength. While self love supports you in recognizing and stepping into alignment with your higher potential and self-growth, it can also be a practice of surrendering and trusting in the unfolding of life. In this view, self-love can arise from acknowledging that the spark of the creator resides within you. This is a sacred act of affirming your role in the greater tapestry of existence.
Loving yourself is an ongoing practice of refinement. As you deepen into the practice, the skills you develop while loving yourself naturally expand to include the systems in which you are a part, and oneness with all that is.