This all leads us to assuming we are not deserving of good things happening in our life. If we have low self-worth we do not believe we truly matter and in turn this causes us to have low self-esteem, surmising we cannot truly affect change in any real way which affects our self-image, deducing others see us in a negative light. Self-image is one’s perception of how we think others see one’s self traits people use to define themselves.Īt the core of self-love is having self-worth, without self-worth I believe it is truly hard to have high self-esteem and a positive self-image because one builds on the other. Self-esteem is outside thinking-thinking well of one’s self based on something someone has actually done.

This is the foundation of our ability to believe in ourselves. Self-worth comes from a source inside ourselves created through faith, by acting on a singular belief that we matter.

Let’s first define self-worth, self-esteem and self-image.

When we have a poor relation to any of these three aspects of ourselves it can lead to un-forgiveness of ourselves and others. However, this got me thinking about what really is self-love? I mean, what is really at the core of self-love? Is it something we do for ourselves or to ourselves or is it much deeper than that? What I discovered is self-love can be truly challenging at times and I deem is directly related to our sense of self-worth, self-esteem, and self-image or lack thereof. I have been asked to teach on self-awareness why it is important to preserver importance of self-care, etc. I was recently asked to facilitate a class on-line called Self-Love as part of a program called Conqueror.

I am a shadow the true self