Matt Kahn

Self-love is the ability to be good to yourself, no matter who isn’t good to you. When self-love is active, you are able to honor anyone’s potential, while not placing yourself in toxic partnerships, from a standpoint of “what if.” In self-love, you are able to have a point of view, establish healthy boundaries, and utilize the power of your voice — all from the graceful power of an open heart.

As an energetically-sensitive empath, I spent the majority of my childhood confusing my personal feelings with the experiences of others. It was common for me to believe I wasn’t liked or “good enough”, since the emotional discord I sensed in others was interpreted as their opinion of me.

No matter how many questions you may have for Source to answer, what if the satisfaction you seek will only be so deeply felt when you begin considering and answering the questions the Universe may ask of you...

To help you reclaim your power from any belief that thoughts negatively affect your life, please consider the following tips.

If someone hasn’t developed the safety to be self-aware, what makes you think they are ready to explore a journey of intimacy, whether as friends, family, or lovers?