A Journey to A Healthy Self
A while ago, I thought through that idea “I want to be healthier” and not just like the eating habits or exercising. I wanted to look at the mirror and see a person who accepts themselves, who see themselves the way they want, comfortable, confident, and a capable dreamer. I think of that moment as the initial step.
But when thinking about it; what, precisely, is being healthy? Is there some kind of manual to healthy personas? Is it a ladder I take and by reaching the top of it, I am a healthy person? I think of that moment as the second step.
Self-acceptance. To me, it always was that fancy word that gorgeous confident people like to repeat. I never thought of it as a reality. For quite a while, I never liked to look at the mirror, to see my flaws, I never thought I was enough even for my own self. And it was a deplorable agony.
But then, the more I peruse and learn about it the more it comes to a vision like it is approaching me, I think of self-acceptance as a window that I opened in an exceptionally dull night. And it brought diminish illuminating of the moon to my room and soul. And that was an immense step.
Choose the mountains you want to climb carefully. I came across those words once, and it helped me ascending the mountain of my healthy self. For me, it meant that; things take time and some serious energy, so, choose the things you want to spend your time doing them, or educating yourself about them. And it meant a lot to me.
I wanted to learn numerous things, to live so many lives, to read many books. But I am so limited. Thus, I had to choose. And I had to choose cautiously, and it was a not very easy step.
Now, I see myself as a capable person, I was able to choose, to decide, to dream, and to get to my dreams. And every time I realize that I feel powerful. And the more self-aware I become the more I accept myself, love myself self and plan better for myself.
On a scale of one to ten, I would see myself self a 6 healthy person. I came a long way. And I have a long way to go, yet. More habits to build, more things to fix, more blemishes to accept, and more mountains to climb. But I would gladly like to take the leap and get to all the things I want.
It is the moment that you realize that you only live once, that you decide to live it right so that once can be enough.












