Many people confuse self-love with selfishness or even narcissism. However, the reality is very different. True self-love is grounded in respect, compassion, and awareness. It’s about accepting yourself as you are, while also nurturing growth and healthier relationships. When we understand how to practice self-love in this deeper sense, it becomes the foundation for resilience and balance. It also creates a meaningful connection to both ourselves and others.
In this episode, Eram Saeed explores what self-love really means and separates it from ego-driven behaviors disguising themselves as self-love. Drawing from spiritual insights and practical wisdom, she outlines the signs of genuinely loving yourself. Eram also discusses how self-worth should not be tied to the external, but instead be rooted in one’s character and higher self. Her guidance is both compassionate and practical, helping listeners reflect on where they stand and how they can grow.
Tune in to discover how to develop deeper self-respect and create healthier boundaries. Learn how to cultivate the kind of self-love that enriches both your inner world and your relationships.
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Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, leave us a review. You can also send this to your friends and family. Knowing how to practice self-love is something many of us wonder about. However, true self-love is very different from selfishness or narcissism. Lasting self-love is built on respect, compassion, and healthy boundaries. Shifting from criticism and comparison to acceptance and kindness can transform how you see yourself and others.
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