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Understanding (Self) Love: Pamphlet for Peers, #1
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Understanding (Self) Love: Pamphlet for Peers, #1 in Ottawa, ON
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Understanding (Self) Love: Pamphlet for Peers, #1 in Ottawa, ON
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This is the beginning of a series — a collection of thoughts and aha-moments. Some topics are related, others quite different.
This first book is all about self-love:
What is it, really?
Where does it come from?
And why is it so vital — not just for our own well-being, but for our relationships, our choices, and the way we show up in the world?
I'm writing this for my friends, for the people around me, and for anyone who's ever found themselves wondering:
"Am I actually on the right path?" or "Why does life feel more like surviving than living lately?"
If you find yourself smiling or crying or thinking "Wait — I know exactly what that feels like" while reading, then I'm so glad.
That's what this book is for: To be honest. Light-hearted. Brave. And - where possible – healing.
This is the beginning of a series — a collection of thoughts and aha-moments. Some topics are related, others quite different.
This first book is all about self-love:
What is it, really?
Where does it come from?
And why is it so vital — not just for our own well-being, but for our relationships, our choices, and the way we show up in the world?
I'm writing this for my friends, for the people around me, and for anyone who's ever found themselves wondering:
"Am I actually on the right path?" or "Why does life feel more like surviving than living lately?"
If you find yourself smiling or crying or thinking "Wait — I know exactly what that feels like" while reading, then I'm so glad.
That's what this book is for: To be honest. Light-hearted. Brave. And - where possible – healing.

















