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The greatest purpose that jealousy serves is letting you know that you aren’t loving and accepting yourself enough. Emotional maturity is seeing the success of another and feeling inspired instead of feeling jealous. Jealousy leaves the imprints of craving and aversion in the subconscious of the mind, because you crave what someone else has and you feel the tension of aversion because you don’t have the thing you crave. The self-centeredness of jealousy is reinforced because all you can think of is yourself. It helps to remember that people move at different speeds, even when we have similar goals, how and when we get to our goals is a unique journey. Sympathetic joy, feeling joy when you see the success of others, is the opposite of jealousy. — Yung Pueblo #jealousy #livingYourself #acceptingYourself #emotionalMaturity #yungPueblo https://www.instagram.com/p/CeHhzhvOF0k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Finding the right partner can make life beautiful, but only if you add to that beauty by doing your own inner work. Society has fed us the false story that a good partner can solve everything for us, that falling in love is the answer to our problems, but it is that type of mentality that causes many connections to break. We expect deep emotional solutions from each other that can only come from intentionally processing our own past. Feeling whole and loving yourself does not come from a relationship, it is something you have to spark from within. The type of security that’s truly life changing emerges from your healing and growth. The most profound happiness is not given, it is created by accepting yourself. A good partner can certainly share their joy with us, but we have to have our own inner joy to fully receive it. — Yung Pueblo #lovingYourself #relationships #healing #growth #acceptingYourself #yungPueblo https://www.instagram.com/p/CikYwgaubTl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The greatest purpose that jealousy serves is letting you know that you aren’t loving and accepting yourself enough. Emotional maturity is seeing the success of another and feeling inspired instead of feeling jealous. Jealousy leaves the imprints of craving and aversion in the subconscious of the mind, because you crave what someone else has and you feel the tension of aversion because you don’t have the thing you crave. The self-centeredness of jealousy is reinforced because all you can think of is yourself. It helps to remember that people move at different speeds, even when we have similar goals, how and when we get to our goals is a unique journey. Sympathetic joy, feeling joy when you see the success of others, is the opposite of jealousy. — Yung Pueblo #jealousy #lovingYourself #acceptingYourself #emotionalMaturity #yungPueblo https://www.instagram.com/p/ChcT8u9upN-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Accepting Yourself as You Are Accepting yourself, as you are, does not mean being fine with your imperfection. It means accepting yourself as perfect, just as you are. If you are miserable, accept your miserable self. If you are happy, accept your happy self. It also means that if you are miserable, don’t wish for your happy self. If you are happy, don’t worry about your miserable self. If you find yourself being miserable and wishing to be happy, then that is how you accept yourself. — zenfarmer (via zenmister) #acceptingYourself #imperfection #mindfulness #meditation #zenwords #zenfarmer #zenmister https://www.instagram.com/p/CQO1Q3JIVYy/?utm_medium=tumblr

#jealousy #livingYourself #acceptingYourself #emotionalMaturity #yungPueblo
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