Let’s Talk About Love

Venue: Onsite (The Golden Space Centre)
Date: 18 Oct 2025
Time: 2pm – 3pm

Respect You & I

Respect as the Foundation of Self-Love

When we respect and honour our own needs, feelings, and boundaries, we are telling ourselves: I matter. True love for ourselves begins to take root here.

For many of us, the word respect brings back childhood lessons —
“Respect your elders.”
“Respect the rules.”

Often, it came with duty, obligation, even fear.

But true respect is not about authority or hierarchy.
It is about equality — recognising the sacredness in ourselves and in every person, whether older, younger, or the same age.

Respect Builds Harmony

Respect is love in action. It is how we keep relationships balanced and whole.

When respect is present, there is trust, safety, and flow.
Each person feels seen, valued, and free to express themselves. This creates harmony — where differences become strengths and love has space to grow.

When respect is absent, the dynamic cracks.
One voice dominates, another shrinks. Misunderstandings pile up, resentment builds, and love turns heavy. Without respect, even the closest bonds can feel suffocating or break apart.

A New Energy of Respect

It’s time to release the old tones of fear and obligation and bring in a softer strength. A gentle truth that says:

• I see me, just as I see you.
• I value me, and I value you too — equally.
• I matter — and so do you.
• I cherish this life, this space we share.

With respect as the heartbeat, every relationship — with ourselves, our loved ones, and the world — becomes a space of peace, love, and possibility.

Why This Matters

When we embrace respect as the foundation of self-love and harmony, we:

• 🌿 Gain a stronger sense of self-worth and inner peace
• 💞 Build healthier, more balanced relationships that last
• 🔑 Find the confidence to speak our truth and set loving boundaries
• 🌍 Nurture kindness toward others, across all ages and walks of life

✨ Respect is the entry to appreciation and gratitude. It is about putting our pride down, being humble, and truly opening our hearts to love.

Facilitator:
Stephanie Ngu (Host)
Susee Rajaram (Speaker)

A little kindness goes a long way — 50% of proceeds help One Hope Charity & Welfare

Fee: RM88 nett