In a world that feels loud, divided, and tender, this episode is an invitation to return to something simple—and deeply powerful: love.

Love is the only force more powerful than hate. But what happens when we try to love others without first loving ourselves?

In this episode of Little Luxuries, Terra reflects on growing up in the Mormon church and how the foundational values of being a good friend, loving your neighbor, and loving your family well still guide her today. She explores the often-overlooked part of the commandment “love thy neighbor as thyself”—and why it feels especially relevant right now.

Together, we unpack:

• What it really means to be a friend to yourself
• Why self-love isn’t selfish—it’s foundational
• How our interpretations shape our experiences
• Ways to build personal strength and resilience during challenging times
• How loving ourselves more deeply allows us to love others more generously

This episode also weaves in Terra’s Little Luxuries of the Week, including:

• Bad Bunny on repeat
• Olivia Dean embodying pure joy at the Grammys
• Cheesecake Factory and Red Robin birthday celebrations
• The art of thoughtful service
• Barre with best friends
• Mud wraps and massages as a reminder that rest is care

If you’re craving softness, perspective, and a reminder that joy and love are still available—this episode is for you.

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