I deserve to be respected, affirmed, cherished and loved. Random House in Germany has been a best seller for 20 years. China 1 1 Out-of-print Masterpiece —— The Art of Self-love retranslated and collected edition. "I Love Me" is the most anticipated psychological inspirational book in the Mental Health Festival. To love yourself is to value yourself, know yourself, accept yourself completely, know your own value, and always be honest with yourself.
Basic Introduction Title: Love Yourself Author: Larice ISBN :9787538546880 Category: Chicken Soup for the Soul Page: 2 19 Pricing: 26.8 Publishing House: North Women and Children Publishing House Publishing Time: 2010-06-0/binding: paperback format: 650. 38+06 Introduction, Book Catalogue and Author's Brief Introduction The author of Love Yourself thinks that the topic of "Love Yourself" is one of the most important topics in the world. If we love ourselves, we will naturally love others. Loving oneself is the only motivation for a person's survival and development. To love yourself is not to love an idealized self, but to love all aspects of yourself-your strengths and weaknesses, your strengths and weaknesses, your dreams and all your contradictions. Love yourself is: even if we feel bored, stupid and ugly, I still love myself. The ability to love yourself is not innate. Most people seldom get unconditional love at home or school, so it is difficult to find out what we really need when we grow up. Loving ourselves not only helps us to understand and accept ourselves better, but also aims to make everyone really understand that I deserve to be respected, affirmed, cherished and loved. "Love yourself" applies to: people who want to find love; Looking for a confident person; People who want to find self-worth; People who care about spiritual growth. Foreword recommendation of book catalogue: Foreword of "Declaration of Love for Yourself": She is a different woman. Love is a real experience. The starting point of my writing this book is the first chapter introduction 1. What is love for yourself? 2. Why is it important to love yourself? The difference between loving yourself and being selfish lies in how people become selfish. Chapter II Reasons 1. What causes people not to love themselves? Basic experience: Lies: You don't love your parents, you are self-enclosed, you have abnormal self-shadow, you don't accept yourself, you don't want to learn to be selfish, and you don't want to look at yourself. 2. All the factors, behaviors, roles, procedures and interactions that prevent you from loving yourself. Chapter III Consequences 1. What's the harm of not loving yourself? Weak or lack of self-worth. Weak or lacking self-esteem. Lack of self-expression, lack of autonomy, weak or lack of self-awareness, wrong treatment of fear, self-regulation obstacles, narrow mind, neglect of inner needs, lack of communication skills. 2. When more and more people don't love themselves, what harm does it do to society? Chapter IV Steps to Love Yourself 1. Learn to observe yourself. What do you mean by looking at yourself? What are the different ways to observe yourself? What are the internal attitudes that support watching? 2. Learn to accept the difference between tolerance and acceptance. Acceptance is the foundation of every change you want. 3. Establish a beneficial relationship with yourself. What does it have to do with yourself? Establish a conscious relationship with yourself. Open your own door, you don't need a reason to develop your relationship with yourself, deepen your relationship with your body and see yourself in others. 4. Find your original goal again. Author: (Germany) Nina Larici-Haider Translator: Junina? Lariche Haider is the most famous German psychologist in the field of self-cognitive therapy. Her thoughts inspired thousands of people. The spiritual topics she raised in Love Yourself and another book, Finding Your Soul Mate, set off a spiritual storm that swept across Europe. Her careful teaching is both simple and profound. When she was a child, she was regarded as an "alternative" by her parents. In order to make her become what her parents expected, their parents punished her in almost every way: forbidding her to associate with others, ignoring her, punishing her, putting her in solitary confinement, and even trying to send her to juvie. Many years later, when she became a psychologist, she clearly realized that she was able to get out of the haze of childhood because she was able to open her heart to herself frankly and pour endless love into her true self. ...