ourselves

We write about ourselves because we know about ourselves.

The more we lie to ourselves about how we are contributing to our problems, the more harm we will cause to ourselves and our relationships because we will blame others for undesirable aspects of our lives instead of taking responsibility for our role.

Many of us are destined to be alone, while most of us sentence ourselves to it.

For us to have great and impressive increase, we need to do than just lying down and wishing for the best. We need to get off the bed, lay demands on ourselves and exert enough pressure, as much as necessary to get the kind increase we need

Life demands death. Life demands death to ego _ A state when we only think and care about ourselves.

When we allow ourselves to show some patience and take time to listen to the others, we may learn a lot about ourselves. Patience does not endure instant gratification, though, and self-knowledge may take a lifetime. (__ am on my own side, but I can listen _ )

In fact, lying to ourselves may be the most dangerous thing in the world because we live our truth whether we are honest about it or not.

Our prayers for others flow more easily than those for ourselves. This shows we are made to live by charity.

Hope is a gift we give ourselves in our darkest despair.

Isn't unconditional love supposed to work both ways? How can we expect unconditional love for ourselves if we are not willing to grant others the same mercy?

Ironically, we often fail to see that whenever we compromise ourselves to please others, we tend to lose their respect.

He concluded in the last scene that we are given two choices in life. We can allow ourselves to love and care for others, which makes us vulnerable to their sickness, death, or rejection. Or we can protect ourselves by refusing to love. Lewis decided that it is better to feel and to suffer than to go through life isolated, insulated, and lonely.

We reflect God's character the most when we give freely of ourselves with no strings attached, no secret motives, no hidden agenda.

I realise that a certain school of thought says that who we are is something we construct for ourselves. We build our self out of what we think we remember.

What we define ourselves us can sometimes bring forth the best images of ourselves--or vice versa, will create some of the worst restrictions we place on our lives.

How can we understand the world and the universe when we haven't even understood ourselves?

We dress ourselves up in lies,So that the nakedness of truth doesn't come out.

My friend...care for your psyche...know thyself, for once we know ourselves, we may learn how to care for ourselves" -Socrates