Neo-Narcissism

The concept of homogenization is based in part on the understanding that others don’t know what’s best for each of us. The process of learning to live our lives authentically as unique individuals involves freeing ourselves of the programming that’s distanced us from our innate Strategy and Authority.

Tribal rules, such as procreation, loyalty, and sharing resources, have dominated our developmental process as a species. With the coming of the Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix, the domination of tribal rules is coming to an end. Additionally, such rules contribute to our homogenization and make us more easily controlled by others; so it comes as no surprise that the mainstream culture’s depiction of self-love focuses on the negative — on ego, selfishness, and the inability to share intimacy with others. But self-love is a powerful ally in recognizing the Not-Self, freeing ourselves of homogenization, and forming authentic relationships.

That’s why Jovian is turning the tables on the concepts of self-love and narcissism just in time for Valentine's Day, with a limited-time special offer on a new offering: Ra’s one-hour lecture on self-love, Neo-Narcissism. At this time of year when many celebrate romantic love, this is an opportunity to shift the focus to self-love — knowing yourself by Design, and living your life as your true self, free of conditioning.

This audio with eBook transcript (here's a sample) describes self-love in terms of Human Design, as the result of seeing the beauty of one’s own process by being correct, regardless of the opinion of the homogenized world. In this lesson, Ra explains how one can be narcissistic and still care for the other. Self-love lies at the root of forming deep and genuine relationships, rather than looking to the other to fulfill our needs.

Are you ready to learn more about living your unique life as the ultimate expression of self-love?