Self-Worth Realization
An Original Novella, by Robyn Eggs - Creative Artist & Mother
Chapter 1
You have to love yourself before you can love life. There are many things you can do to remind yourself that you have meaning in life.
Fossils of Dryas plants are important to paleo-ecologists studying past episodes of climate change and shifts in arctic-alpine vegetation. Late in the Pleistocene, the climate of the northern hemisphere began to gradually warm as the last great Ice Age went into retreat. On two occasions, the general pattern of warming was abruptly reversed for periods of 300-1000 years and arctic tundra vegetation returned to areas that had been changing to forest cover. Ecologists refer to these periods as the Older Dryas (approximately 13,800 years ago) and the Younger Dryas (11,500-12,800 years ago) because of the prevalence of Dryas fossils. The exact cause of the relatively rapid change in climate (estimated to have taken just a few decades) are still being debated, but may bear on research into contemporary climate change. - Walter Fertig, U.S. Forest Service
You have to love yourself before you can love life. There are many things you can do to remind yourself that you have meaning in life.
Next up, in Chapter 2, "It may be helpful for you to analyze my own journey to self-worth realization..."
This novella is dedicated to all the humans, who are questioning their existence and worth in life. You are worth something, to me, to us all...I love you. I urge your to look deep inside yourself, and listen, and then to answer yourself. You deserve to be a witness to this amazing time in life that we are experiencing. It is truly unique, and special, just like every member of the human race. We are rare. We are unique. We are cherished.
Great advice! Again, love your logo!
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