Celebrate Love.........

February 14, 2012

Love… What is love? Love is to love someone for who they are, who they were, and who they will be. Chris Moore

Unconditional love is the greatest gift you can give to someone.  Loving someone without conditions, judgments or expectations allows them to celebrate who they are.  To love someone unconditionally you have to love yourself first.  Love starts with self-acceptance.   True acceptance has to come from within.  We have to love ourselves for who we were, who we are and who we will be.  We must fully love and accept our body, mind and spirit.  Fixing our external body and altering our mind will result in a lost spirit, a lost spirit of who we really are but who we are afraid to let shine.  Once we find self-love and acceptance we can then love others unconditionally.

Love is about celebrating who you are and acknowledging yourself for all the amazing and powerful things you have done in your life.  It is also about celebrating the “not so good choices” because those so called “bad choices” are blessings in disguise.  Every person we encounter in our life is not by accident.  People show up in our lives for a variety of reasons.   Some people empower us and help us grow while others cause us pain.   I truly believe people enter our lives to teach us about unconditional love and commitment.   Moments you spend with people, even if the relationship ends, are not wasted moments. Every moment you are with someone is a lesson on love.

February is the month of love.  So this month, celebrate love and who you are. Open your hearts to new ideas. Yoga is a great expression of love and possibilities.  Every time you step on your mat reconnect with the love you have for yourself and then when you step off your mat reconnect with the love you have for the people in your life! 

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