Published Jun 23, 2020

Dorota Stanczyk - Acceptance is the Key to Self-Love

Polish transformational artist Dorota Stanczyk delves into the transformative power of self-love, acceptance, and surrender, sharing personal insights on overcoming rejection, fostering genuine connections, and achieving inner wholeness for a more fulfilling life.
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  • Surrender

    Dorota Stanczyk shares her transformative journey of embracing surrender, challenging the societal notion that it signifies weakness. She describes surrender as an act of unconditional trust, where one acknowledges that they are the creator of their own life and everything happens from them, not to them 1. This perspective allows individuals to let go of resistance and accept that they are exactly where they need to be at any given moment.

    Surrendering, the art of surrendering is nothing else but trusting at every single moment that you are everything.

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    Mo Gawdat and Dorota discuss how hardships often push people to surrender, leading to personal growth and contentment. Dorota emphasizes that letting go can be a conscious choice rather than a forced reaction to difficult situations 2.

       

    Desire

    Dorota explores the concept of letting go of desires to achieve true happiness and contentment. She explains that unfulfilled desires often lead to unhappiness, and by releasing these desires, one can experience immediate joy and freedom 3. This shift in focus from future-oriented thinking to appreciating the present moment allows individuals to find satisfaction in what they already have.

    The moment I let go of that desire, my pure joy, freedom, happiness, comes back right away.

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    Mo and Dorota agree that the pursuit of desires often distracts from the present, and achieving those desires rarely brings the expected fulfillment. Instead, they suggest finding ways to cultivate desired feelings internally, rather than relying on external circumstances 3.

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