When you don't feel loved by something bigger than yourself, you chase it everywhere else: in relationships, work, followers. The speaker argues that spiritual conviction of being loved is the only thing that stops the hunger for external validation.
When you feel unlovable, is it not feeling lovable or enough with people on the outside of you or not feeling lovable within you? I think it all goes back to spirit. I think it all goes back to like, am I loved by source? Because when we don't feel lovable in a spiritual way, then we need it externally from other people, whether that's in a relationship or from fans or from an employer or an employee or like whatever that looks like. like, but seeking that approval and love and acceptance and belonging externally is usually because I don't feel like I'm in alignment with the fact that I am loved.
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