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When I really started to love myself, I was able to understand that emotional pain and sorrow just warned me not to live against the truth of my life. Today I know that we call it AUTHENTICITY
When I started to really love myself, I realized what a difficult situation someone was when I was imposing my wishes. And when it was not the right time and the man was not ready, even if he was me. Today I know that what we say UNDERSTANDING
When I started to really love myself, I stopped longing for another life and I was watching around me that everything was telling me to grow up. Today I know that we call this QUALITY
When I started to really love myself, I realized that in every circumstance I was in the right place and always at the right time. This made me calm down. Today I know that we are saying this TRUTH
When I started to really love myself, I stopped wasting my free time and making great plans for the future. Today I only do what I like and it fills me with joy, I love and makes my heart laugh. In my own way and at my own pace. Today I know that we call it ELICRINIA
When I started to really love myself, I was released from being unhealthy for me. From food, people, things, situations, and everything that has left me alone. I used to call this “healthy selfishness.” Today I know this is what we call AUTUMN
When I started to really love myself, I stopped being always right. So I was wrong much less. Today I know that we call this SIMPLY
When I started to really love myself, I refused to continue living in my past and worrying about my future. Now I live every day every moment I know ALL is happening. Today I know that we call it COMPLETE
When I started to really love myself, I realized that my thoughts made me a person miserable and sick. When I invoked the power of my heart, my logic found a precious ally. Today I say this SOUL OF HEART
When I started to really love myself, I realized that we should not be afraid of the conflicts, conflicts and any problems we face with ourselves or with others. This is what we call SELF-ASSESSMENT
I know new stars are born from explosions in the Universe. Today I know that THIS IS THE LIFE.
From Tarlin Chaplin (1889 – 1977), speech at his 70th birthday