Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, Where Does My Self-Love Fall

It takes a great deal of work to build healthy relationships. Don’t be discouraged as you make the effort. Anything that grows requires daily nurturing. In the process, be aware the word “toxic” exists. Toxicity has become a worldwide phenomenon and a visible reality among every aspect of today’s society.

Raising one’s awareness of toxicity is like shining a bright light directly into a dark room—the darkness flees and only light remains. Toxicity is made up of negative elements or entities of any sort that attach to our being and bring on an unhealthy interaction. The following statement could be a prime example of a negative entity image: I thought I was over my depressive state but it still lingers. These negative entities cannot survive inside purity. To shine the light on toxic relationships, one must embrace the pure essence of self-esteem, self-love, and self-confidence. Negative entities contaminate our ability to acquire self-esteem, self-confidence, and happiness, hindering our vision of the greatness that lives around us. Such contamination drains our energy and leaves us feeling listless.