Shall we start with a diamond? That suffering is caused by misidentification. We just forget who we are.

We forget to identify as love. Shall we talk about it? My hope is that this is relief in these anxious times,

these times that are an opportunity for compassion.

I'm Danielle Leport, and this is with love, Danielle.

My loves, I have something a little extra fancy for you today.

I'm giving you an actual excerpt, all polished and

professional like from my book, How to Be Loving. This is chapter five. It's called your true

identity. When somebody asks me what how to be loving is about, you know, I would love to just say,

well, love and walk away. But really, this is the diamond of it all, which is the process of realizing that you're

not your small self, that you are actually much more vast, and that there are actual steps

that you can take.

There are ancient methodologies and breathing techniques and ways of living

to awaken to your true nature, to the diamond that you are. And I'm giving you a question

to keep in your pocket when you get into any kind of bind. I'll give you the question right now.

Here's your sneak peek. It's this. When a problem arises, what will you ask yourself?

The answer is inside chapter five.

Here's the excerpt from chapter five, your true identity. Chapter 5, Your True Identity. How we see ourselves and interpret the events of our lives is what creates suffering or fulfillment.

Healing is making the transition from an ego-centered to a heart-centered life.

Healing is learning how to be loving.

We become more loving as we wake up to the true nature of life,

which is love itself and being our unique expression of that universality.

Healing is identifying as inclusive love.

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