In reality, love is fluid; it’s a verb, not a noun.
– Sharon Salzberg
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- To reteach a thing its loveliness is the nature of metta. Through lovingkindness, everyone & everything can flower again from within. – Sharon Salzberg
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- When we pay attention to sensations in our bodies, we can feel that love is the energetic opposite of fear. – Sharon Salzberg
- Love seems to open and expand us right down to the cellular level, while fear causes us to contract and withdraw into ourselves. – Sharon Salzberg
- There is a sentiment common among most of us when it comes to love-”letting go can feel scary. – Sharon Salzberg
- We begin to cultivate real love for ourselves when we treat ourselves with compassion. – Sharon Salzberg
- A lack of real love for ourselves is one of the most constricting, painful conditions we can know. – Sharon Salzberg
- In more ways than any of us can name, love is wrapped up with the idea of expectation. – Sharon Salzberg
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- Love simply, perpetually exists and that it’s a matter of psychic housekeeping to make room for it. – Sharon Salzberg
- When we identify the thoughts that keep us from seeing others as they truly are we prepare the ground for real love. – Sharon Salzberg
- All of our actions can signify self-love or self-sabotage – Sharon Salzberg
- By practicing meditation we establish love, compassion, sympathetic joy & equanimity as our home. – Sharon Salzberg
- Taking in another’s criticism, even when it’s offered out of love, requires courage. – Sharon Salzberg
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- When we do our best to treat others with kindness, it’s often a struggle to determine which actions best express our love and care for ourselves. – Sharon Salzberg
- The breath is the first tool for opening the space between the story you tell yourself about love. – Sharon Salzberg
- I see real love as the most fundamental of our innate capacities, never destroyed no matter what we might have gone through or might yet go through. – Sharon Salzberg
- We can free ourselves from the old stories that have reduced us & allow real love for ourselves to blossom. – Sharon Salzberg
- With mindfulness, loving kindness, and self-compassion, we can begin to let go of our expectations about how life and those we love should be. – Sharon Salzberg
- We can discover the capacity of the mind to be aware, to love, to begin again – Sharon Salzberg
- Pain & suffering requires time, awareness, and an intentional practice of self-love to disentangle. – Sharon Salzberg
- Self-love is an unfolding process that gains strength over time, not a goal with a fixed end point. – Sharon Salzberg
- We truly can reconfigure how we see ourselves and reclaim the love for ourselves that we’re innately capable of. – Sharon Salzberg