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Do you find it easier to accept others than it is to accept yourself? Oh, just me then? Hmmm. Well here are  12 Ways to Accept Yourself  according to PsychCentral.  Click here for an exercise that might be tougher than any physical exercise you've ever done. 3 Principles for Accepting Yourself and Being Authentically Happy

Embrace the current season of your life.   Gabrielle Blair {sigh} Can I get a witness?   Some seasons of life are certainly easier to embrace than others.  But if we can learn to embrace the harder seasons, the darker seasons, the rainier seasons, and the painful seasons as well as the joyful seasons then we become better versions of ourselves.  It is in the harder seasons that we are really refined in character and where we grow as a person.  So if we could embrace it rather than push it away then we make beautiful things in ourselves and with other people.  Embracing the seasons of life, ALL of them, reminds me of, " Yet God has made everything beautiful for its own time. He has planted eternity in the human heart, but even so, people cannot see the whole scope of God’s work from beginning to end."   In time everything is made beautiful when given the space and attention it deserves.  Embrace your seasons, ALL of them, and watch God transfor...

flux, n The natural state.  Our moods change.  Our lives change.  Our feelings for each other change.  Our bearings change.  The song changes.  The air changes.  The temperature of the shower changes.   Accept this.  We must accept this.   Unknown Oh we hate change don't we?  Even if, in the long run, the change is good for us.  We still hate it.  We kick against it, we fight it, we run from it.  We hate change.  It's so interesting to me how much we hate change and how we will do everything we can to avoid it, to keep it from happening.  Sure, some of the minor changes of life are inconvenient but when it comes to the biggies we view them as more than inconvenient.  They scare us.  We don't like the unknown and change is usually a bunch of unknowns.  I have discovered that a lot of times the big changes that are actually good for us usually happen by "force".  Since we are ...