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Why Self-Love Is The Ultimate Luxury – Exclusive Interview With Yalini Nirmalarajah

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • Nov 30, 2023
  • 3 min read

Updated: Dec 4, 2023

Yalini Nirmalarajah, a global Self-Love and Relationship Coach, empowers women to reclaim the source of their light—their feminine essence and intuition. In societies where women are taught to be more like men, her guidance helps women overcome this false conditioning so they can heal from the trauma it’s created, reconnect with their emotional bodies, and live authentically from their hearts. Inspired by this mission, she launched the Lead From Love Podcast.


Yalini is here to redefine self-love as the ultimate luxury. In a world obsessed with possessions, you’re often left chasing a void, using material things as mere substitutes for real fulfillment. She wants to change that.

Her purpose is to guide women back to themselves because every meaningful relationship starts from within. You can't truly connect with others until you know and embrace your own value and worth. And this requires you to break free from the habit of hiding who you really are, for fear of being rejected.

The truth is, when you constantly seek validation from others, you inadvertently give your power away. Yalini guides women to take that power back, to let validation come from within and radiate outward in a way that is truly potent.

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Yalini Nirmalarajah, Self-Love & Relationship Coach


Why is self-love the ultimate luxury?


Self-love is the ultimate luxury because it’s the one thing most people yearn for and may never attain. Why? Because it’s not something you can simply go to the shops and buy with money. Instead, it's an experience, to be cultivated, nurtured, and harvested. Yalini’s mission is to redefine the concept of self-love, revealing to women that true value and validation don’t need to be sought outside of themselves.


Sure, expensive clothes or exotic holidays can add to your life, but they shouldn't define your worth. You can leverage these things to enhance what already exists within you.


And why does this matter? Because when you constantly seek external validation, you give your power away. You start feeling insufficient without those expensive objects. But true luxury isn't just something superficial, like an elegant dress or beautiful jewels; it's a vibe, a frequency that is the essence of who you are.


How does self-love impact relationships?


Self-love is the key to understanding your worth, not arrogantly, but with truth, compassion and respect. When you know your value, you won't settle for relationships that don't honour and cherish you. It becomes the springboard for authentic connections that elevate and unite aligned souls.


Here are some common mistakes women make when they don't embody their luxury vibration:

  1. Make excuses for others: This means you avoid holding others accountable for their actions and inadvertently accept less than you deserve.

  2. Keep quiet about your true feelings: Choosing to be a polite woman over a potent woman, out of fear of judgment.

  3. Neglect yourself: When you feel unworthy of your desires, you make yourself small to avoid inconveniencing others.


Yalini’s mission is to remind women that their existence has purpose and power. As a woman, there’s something remarkable within you that should never be forgotten or diminished. When you connect with, embrace, and cultivate this divine power, you can shine brightly in the world and a live happy, fulfilled, and meaningful life.


This is the emotional journey of self-love and luxury that Yalini offers her clients. It is the pathway to creating relationships that are truly elevated.


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This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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