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Nina Norstrom
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Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, Where Does My Self-Love Fall
Self-Help
Author Insight
With Liberty and Justice for All
In the wake of equality and justice for all, there’s a lack of self-caring and self-love (seemingly). Police brutality has become a major issue around the nation. When this occurs, there’s something about that little person inside not being loved – could it be their body; whom they’ve grown to become; an overall personal issue; or anything else that creates a lack of caring for self and others. This is not indicative of them all, but there’s far too many whose guilty of this ugliness. When we can’t see the good in ourselves, how can it be seen through others? Don’t expect police officials to love and protect others if they don’t love themselves? Loving self is an ongoing process and takes a lot of work! One must be ready to do the work! Are you?
Book Excerpt
Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, Where Does My Self-Love Fall
Mirror, Mirror, Is that Me?
Look in a mirror and focus on yourself very closely. Look deep, deep, and deeper into the glass. Don’t miss seeing a wrinkle, a mole, a pimple, a freckle, a hair, an eyelid, an earlobe, an expression, or an emotion that pops out at you. Be prepared to draw the image that appears. Hopefully, this is the person you’ve become. The brightness that shines through you will glimmer and reflect your change. You’ve spent a lot of time and energy acknowledging self, recapturing your life, who you are, and who you are becoming. There is so much that lives inside the inner you and no one should be able to rob you of that possession. Don’t allow anyone to steal your joy, ever again. Keep growing and shining. You are so beautiful!
Draw or write about the person you’ve seen in the mirror. It’s important
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