Everyone talks about self-love as if it’s soft, comforting, and aesthetic. The Gita disagrees. Self-love, according to the ...

Many of us give away love as freely as if it were an endless surplus of goods. Which is what love should be—an endless surplus. We bestow it upon our families, our friends, our pets, and sometimes ...

The concept of self-love is not novel; however, it has gained popularity in recent years. We are in an era in which people are finally realizing that cultivating love within your being is key in being ...

Self-love is no longer fodder for Saturday Night Live jokes now that scientists have discovered it pays off in spades with career success. February is known as the month of love and “Heart Month.” ...

The concept of self-love has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Once dismissed as mere narcissism or selfishness, genuine self-acceptance and compassion for oneself now emerge as ...

Many people say February is hands-down the most depressing time of year. The days are short, it’s cold and gloomy and people tend to isolate from inclement weather and now self-distance from the ...

Loving yourself sounds simple, but for many of us, knowing where to start is a mystery. The truth is, you may not have been taught how to love yourself. In fact, you may have been taught the opposite ...

Scientists have a problem studying self-love. Research abounds on self-compassion, self-esteem, self-care, and even unconditional positive self-regard. Scholars have published definitions of these ...

With so many years of education, no one ever taught us how to love ourselves. Our society is consumed with love. We watch romantic comedies about love, we celebrate Valentine's Day, we tell each other ...

You've probably heard your favorite celebrity or influencer (or, hey, your mom) preach the importance of self-love. And while their arguments for affirmation may sound cheesy, they do make some solid ...

If you're a hopeless romantic, then you’ve probably found yourself searching for love in all the wrong places — endlessly swiping through dating apps, waiting for someone to complete you, or believing ...