Hello, Higher Self

An Outsider's Guide to Loving Yourself in a Tough World

De: Bunny Michael

Narrado por: Bunny Michael

For fans of Yung Pueblo and Nicole LePera, this inclusive guide to radical self-love provides a path to joy and acceptance, from podcast host and artist Bunny Michael

Insecurities, inadequacies, self-doubt; we all have them, and never more so than in this age of media saturation and technical voyeurism. Enter Bunny Michael, an interdisciplinary artist whose work picks up where Alex Elle, Brené Brown, and Julia Cameron leave off.

Bunny knows what it is firsthand to be an outsider: from trying to find their footing in an art world dictated by social media followers, to coming to terms with their queer identity, to dealing with the societal traumas they’ve inherited as a person of color in a society that privileges whiteness. It was at a real low point that Bunny first got in touch with their higher self—and ever since has been helping their followers do the same through their art and inspiring Instagram presence.

Building from Bunny’s viral memes, Hello Higher Self Is a self-care manifesto, calling on readers to radically shift their perspectives from the Learned Hierarchal Beliefs (LHBs) we’ve all internalized to the self-acceptance we were born into, aka our Higher Selves. This book shines a light into eighteen areas of life where LHBs often lurk—from creativity, to work, to relationships, to race, to sexual pleasure. Bunny’s mix of meditative advice, written exercises, and personal examples make for a jaw-dropping read.

“Hello Higher Self offers the dose of radical self-compassion we all need and serves as a potent reminder that we are enough. Bunny Michael offers us a powerful invitation to dismantle the harmful beliefs society imposes on us and embrace our true and lasting worth. This is a must read.”—Yung Pueblo, New York Times bestselling author of Inward, Clarity & Connection, and The Way Forward

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“Hello Higher Self offers the dose of radical self-compassion we all need and serves as a potent reminder that we are enough. Bunny Michael offers us a powerful invitation to dismantle the harmful beliefs society imposes on us and embrace our true and lasting worth. This is a must read.”—Yung Pueblo, New York Times bestselling author of Inward, Clarity & Connection, and The Way Forward

“Bunny Michael has been a constant virtual guide, friend, artist, and co-conspirator in our lives for years, and with Hello, Higher Self we now have their gifts and talents in real life. Their relentless compassion for the human condition and determination to witness the journey we are all on is deeply healing work to engage with. We all need this reminder to make contact with our wisdom, our gifts, and our higher self.”—Chani Nicholas, New York Times bestselling author of You Were Born for This

Great listen!

I can’t wait to re-listen and do the journal prompts, the affirmations, and supplement my healing! Thanks Bunny!

Her familiar Love

I felt this love was familiar because she loves the way I love.. This book has connected a lot of dots for me! My new favorite! A must-read. I definitely learned a lot.

Bunny provides so many practical tips for improvement and self-compassion

What a wonderful encouraging heartwarming sweetest and so helpful book this is. Bunny shows us how to learn to love ourselves with actionable advice and how to unpack all the societal programming that gets in the way of self love. Great comfort book

Gratitude

Thank you for this book and all the topics you covered. This got me in my heart space.

So many feelings, wow.

I full on cried hearing about Bunny’s spiritual experience of discovering the love within themself. I nodded my head and deeply felt so many relatable things along Bunny’s higher self journey. Thank you for your vulnerability and bravery in writing this book Bunny. 💖 -sincerely Sierra (a long time follower/fan)

disappointed

A book about an extremely sensitive woman who has not faced major problems in life, has no real responsibilities, is undecided even about her sexual identity, and is somewhat stuck in an adolescent way of living. She often creates problems in her own mind and then teaches others how they should solve such issues. A shallow book.