Completed PhD in spirituality
"My mirror is my respectful breath of work"
under Shani Maharaj guru.
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Been respectful and humble to the right people takes nothing from you but adds more value to and nourish your life.
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Disrespect is the sum total of how a person rates you, a true reflection of their perception of who you are. So no matter how flimsy or insignificant disrespect is, I will not tolerate it. I respect people regardless of age, gender or status and I expect nothing less in return. Once I perceive any iota of disrespect I will respectfully remove myself from the scene to protect my emotional health and preserve my self esteem
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Mistakenly, yet whom is not
Confused, yet whom is not
Strong, yet whom is not
Intriguing, yet whom is not
Abnormal, yet whom is not
Beautiful, yet whom is not
Loving, yet whom is not
Respectful, yet whom is not
Kindness, yet whom is not
Blessed, yet whom is not
Grateful, yet whom is not
Learning, yet whom is not
Forgiving, yet whom is not
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"To have been known as a good and decent person, unselfish, empathetic and sympathetic, of impeccable moral and principle, unquestionable character, respectful of humanity and the world, as one who in the face of accusation, scrutiny, and risk, never compromised these values, is I think, the greatest honor one could ever have hoped to achieve in their allotted time on Earth."
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We should be respectful enough of ourselves only to sleep people we know, love, cherish, honor, support and feel the same towards us. We should be sleeping with people we want to start a family with.
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Ladies! I encourage you NOT to be so easily flattered by what a man has. Be flattered by his strength, courage, integrity, and character as a man. Be impressed by his ability to be honest, faithful, loving, and respectful to you. Be impressed because he can communicate and openly express his feelings. Be impressed because he’s got confidence, direction, and purpose in his life. Be impressed because he’s a quality man, NOT a fine man. Real Talk! - Stephanie Lahart
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