Author: Clapes, Elizabeth.
Publisher: Montena
Pages:144
It used to be that when I heard people talk about the importance of “knowing oneself,” I didn’t understand what they meant. When you’ve been living with yourself for thirty years, what exactly is left to know? Is there really anything you’d be surprised to discover? In our daily lives, we encounter thousands of feelings, people, slights and situations that make us uncomfortable. Identifying them and knowing which ones we can do something about and which ones we can’t is crucial to answering nagging questions such as: Why am I being so sensitive? Why am I always on the defensive? Why do I feel anxious? What exactly is going on with me? That’s why, dear friend, we need to talk. Let’s take a moment to get to know each other, correct our misperceptions, accept and forgive… and, most of all, say good riddance to the things we need to get rid of. Let’s see if we can start loving each other the way we deserve to be loved. It’s about time.