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Self-Responsibility and Love Defined
Self-Responsibility Means: - Developing awareness of your own processes and patterns - physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual
- Discovering your real needs, and finding ways to meet them directly
- Realizing that you are unique and the expert about yourself
- Making choices and living courageously in the midst of uncertainty
- Creating the life you want, rather than just reacting to whatever comes along
- Asking simply and directly for what you need and want from others
- Expressing yourself - both your ideas and feelings - in ways that effectively communicate to other people who you are and what you know
- Respecting your body through nutrition, exercise, and personal safety
- Creating and nourishing close relationships with others
- Engaging in projects that are meaningful to you; being supportive of others; and respecting your environment
Love Means: - Honoring your uniqueness, and enjoying the uniqueness of others
- Listening to your own heart - treasuring your inner wisdom
- Responding to life's challenges as opportunities for growth, rather than as problems
- Caring for all aspects of yourself - body, mind, emotions, spirit - and sharing your caring with others
- Exercising compassion for your weaknesses, and forgiving yourself and others
- Experiencing yourself as your own best friend, and remaining faithful to yourself, especially in the rough times
- Realizing your connectedness with all things and acting in a way congruent with that awareness
- Being truthful with yourself and others
- Celebrating the irrepressible process of life
With love and self-responsibility as our foundations and supports, living and wellness are synonymous.
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Personal Wellness
Wellness is about you. It is about learning to love your whole self. It is about assuming charge of your life, living in process, and channeling life more... |
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Helping Professionals
This area consists of text from Wellness for Helping Professionals, by John W. Travis, MD, and Meryn Callander. more... |
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