Many times you require others to love you. You complain and cry out loud for their love. You pray for their love. You even ask God to love you.
It all starts with you.
I love God.
And I love you.
It all start with “I”: I am, I do. It is all about you, and how you actually reflect it back at you.
When you put in love – like in I love you – you’re not so much worried about the other loving you. Your love is enough. It is there. It is there for you.
When you ask another to love you, to take care of you, to give you this and that, to do things for you, you do not give what you ask in that relationship. You do not love them. You do not take care of them. You do not respect them.
Start your sentence with I do. It is the moat powerful way. It is always there for you.
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