Falling in love with yourself...
by: Jesh De Rox

In all the world that was, that is and that will be...

there has never been, and never will be, another you.

You were the one person in the universe given the gift of you, and the one person able to choose what you will do with it.

This is no small thing. or maybe, the smallest of things, and the most precious.

All we spend our lives looking for exists within us. love, joy, satisfaction, approval, forgiveness, peace - all of these are released and experienced through the vessel that is you.

Since you are an integral part of how you give, receive and experience love, the degree to which you love yourself cannot help but dramatically affect your entire experience of love and life both.

Call a pause from the routine,,, declare yourself, and the 10 feet around you a free space. free from pressures, mental obligations, influences, sickness, distractions and fears.

y o u

Are anything you want to be; a clean slate, a blank page, a magnificent history as yet unwritten.

The life in you cannot be diminished, only hidden. like a river dammed, the potential energy welled up within you waits only on the circumstance of your decision to be free.

You have an ability to love whosoever you will, in a way that is completely unique to you. your love will touch others in a way that no other can. why should such beauty remain unseen?

For a moment, step outside of yourself, move to the edge of your 10 ft perimeter and turn around. with unbiased eyes, take careful note of what you see.

What parts of you are the river, and what parts the dam? ask yourself why you have tied yourself to these things, and decide how you will exercise your right of free will to remove them.

Now, with your new perspective in hand, go back inside yourself. with the quiet strength of assurance, send the executive command:

And watch the dam fly a p a r t * * * ! ! ! * * *
my friends,,,
love is
the movement of the river,,,
what happens when you let go of everything else.
blessings,,,

Jesh De Rox is fascinated with life, and spends his time studying the way people perceive and connect with each other and the world around them. His work is centered in the desire to express these relationships. He has come to believe that the most important and precious parts of life are found in the small truths, easily missed -that the world within is the root of the one without-and that the search for meaning is more about the search than the meaning. Currently he lives in Western Canada with his beautiful family, where he runs a successful fine art studio and continues his exploration. To contact Jesh visit www.jeshderox.com.