Just passively letting your life happen may make it more difficult to accept yourself. Part of accepting yourself is engaging in activities that help you like yourself. Think back to those times when you weren’t concerned about your acceptability. What kinds of things were you doing? How were you spending your time? To accept and like yourself means that you approve of how you are living your life. If you aren’t accepting yourself, you probably don’t like the activities you’re engaged in. You are feeling dissatisfied. A way to increase your self-acceptance is to become more actively engaged in your life. Look for those activities and relationships that give you the most enjoyment – not necessarily the most enjoyment you could possibly have, but the most you can get from your choices at the moment. Try new things, perhaps things you have always wanted to try but didn’t because you felt you couldn’t do them. Try them with the attitude that you want to know what it would actually be like to do them. You may find that they are enjoyable and that you want to continue them. You may find that they are okay, but not worth continuing. You may find that you don’t like them at all and feel fine about crossing them off your list of things to do. Trying and getting real experience is a way of feeling better about yourself and gaining more confidence in your abilities.
Low's Peak, at 4095 meter, is the summit of Mount Kinabalu, the focal point of the immensely popular Kinabalu Park, established in 1964. Visitors from the world over flow into Sabah to visit this superbly managed Park to enjoy the scenery and the thousands of plant and animal species found on this unique tropical mountain, where biodiversity reaches its peak development.
Mountain Kinabalu 2009
(The summit on 16 Mac 2009)
Kinabalu Park 2009
(Malaysia's First World Heritage Site)
Kinabalu Park 2009
(Climbed to Low's Peak via the Mesilau Summit Trail)
Kinabalu Park 1985
(Climbed to Low's Peak via the Timpohon Summit Trail)
Kinabalu Park 1981
(Reached Station Panar Laban via the Timpohon Summit Trial)
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