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Self Love...The Foundation of Peace
from The Pleiadian Light
channeled through Hannah Beaconsfield

So often you have been told self-love is the basis for all love, whether it is personal love returned to you or the capacity to accommodate universal love.

For walk-ins, whose inherited vehicles were raised in the dichotomy of earth values, so much of your self-concepts depend on the either / or of acceptable characteristics. (I am a kind person, therefore I am lovable, but sometimes I have a bad temper and no one wants to be around me.) These are the kinds of identity values and mind games that your mental body juggles all the time.

Self-love is not based on any stipulations of behavior, appearance, intelligence, or the nature of your interaction with others. Most of those who approximate self-love have had it planted as a seed by someone who accepted them unconditionally at a very early point in there development. This can form a strong base, but each stage in life presents new values to "live up to." Each stage is a challenge to your self-love.

Walk-ins generally come from levels or ET cultures with self-love as a given. Talking about a life that lacks the inner self-support that they are used to, can throw them off balance and make it difficult to ground themselves in this world.

Most earth humans that appear to reflect self-love are really reflecting values they know are acceptable and usually have some levels of the concept of success attached to them. The successful must have a high level of self-love or they wouldn't be successful, right? Not necessarily. They may need success to prove they are worth loving.

Those who truly feel self-love don't feel anything special. By that we mean they don't stop to evaluate themselves one way or another. They just are. They feel intrinsically equal to every one else. They just expect, without any thought, to be treated with respect and kindness. And if they aren't, they hardly notice and don't react in either a positive or negative way. True self-love does not engage the ego at all. What you consider a strong ego is, for the most part, a highly compensated personality. A weak ego is recognized as low self-esteem.

Self-love is not so much a feeling as it is an absence of self-doubt, self-condemnation, and a host of other needless self concerns. Self-love is peace. Peace is the absence of conflict and a point of balance. The balance point is a magnet for the aspects of reality that are aligned with the stencil of peace and love. Birds of a feather: peace attracts peace, love attracts love. Through self-love all other love is available for you to give and receive.

There are few on earth who do not need to work on self-love, whether they are walk-ins or born into their bodies. Self-love is very alien to the Earth world, so that in a sense, it is bestowed from a higher level. That higher level is your own spirit level (the walk-in portion) and the Source of all Love.

The Source of all Love hears your prayers, (which are a combination of desire and intent) and responds. Many guides and angels are available to assist you to accept the gift of Source of all Love. The Earth's future, as a world species, depends on peace on Earth, and this depends on a critical mass of self-love to attain peace. One of the gifts walk-ins are bringing in is an inner resonance of self-love. As each adjusts and their identities emerge, they are adding their weight to the critical mass.