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s.p.i.e.s. PHYSICAL. SPIES: Social and Physical Self-Image and Self Esteem. Our self image is our perception of who we are , what we can do and how we are made . Building a healthy self-image requires time, energy and patience.

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  1. s.p.i.e.s PHYSICAL

  2. SPIES: Social and PhysicalSelf-Image and Self Esteem • Our self image is our perception of who we are, what we can do and how we are made. Building a healthy self-image requires time, energy and patience. • The foundation of a healthy self-image is unconditional love. Unconditional love does not need to be earned. It is given freely and completely. • Ideally, unconditional love is offered first by our parents and then by other significant people in our lives.

  3. We will also receive negative messages from others at certain times in our development. These messages may have a damaging effect upon the development of our self image, but this negative effect can be offset by love, acceptance and respect. • As we mature, we develop the capacity to choose which messages from others we wish to use to build our self-image and which messages we wish to reject as untrue or unimportant.

  4. “Who Should Go Out in Public?” (BWM 20-21) Reflect on questions #1-4

  5. And Ken Doesn’t Help Things Either…

  6. The Morning Show - Styled With Love Interview on Teenage Boys Body Image • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-naFDzUJTA

  7. As we mature, we develop the capacity to choose which messages from others we wish to use to build our self-image and which messages we wish to reject as untrue or unimportant. • Our actions both express and shape our personality. • We are called to respect the rights and dignity of others and to show endless compassion. • Respecting others and treating others with compassion is often difficult when others are irritating, rude or cruel. We must call upon our self-discipline in order to choose to act as Jesus did.

  8. Define self-image. • What is the foundation of self-image? • How is unconditional different from other types of love? Who usually offers it? • What happens if a person does not receive unconditional love? • How can we help a person who has not received unconditional love? • How does self-discipline connect to the concept of compassion?

  9. Incarnation • Read page 22 in BWM Define Incarnation • Read A Body Fit for God on pages 22-24 • Read The Fifth Commandment on page 24

  10. Journal #6: A Body Fit for God • Some ways we show lack of respect for our human bodies are . . . • “Don’t judge a book by its cover” is an important message because . . . • I am made in the image of God. This helps me to remember to treat myself with dignity. This means . . .

  11. Activity: • By yourself or with a partner, create a time-line, diagram, collageor comic strip that shows how a positive self-image is developed. • Be sure to include the main points from this note through pictures and words. • Be prepared to present your work to the class.

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