Different Aspects of Self

Physical Self

Physical self describes how an

individual views his health
condition, body, and physical
appearance.
Let's try it

Describe yourself
Try not to censor any thoughts
which come to your mind
Include the descriptions of your
height, weight, facial
appearance, and your skin.
Physical Self

The Physical Self is the

concrete dimension, the tangible
aspect of the person that can
be directly observed and
examined.
Intellectual Self
Intellectual self-confidence is the ability
to work outside a narrow definition of
subject-matter expertise, to think
flexibly and creatively about how one's
existing skills and knowledge can be applied
to a problem at hand, to switch between
projects as needed, and to learn about
new topics and methods as needed.
Emotional Self

Emotional Self Awareness is the

capacity to tune into your own
feelings, sense inner signals, and
recognize how your feelings
affect you and your
performance.
Emotional Self

It allows us to understand how

our bodily sensations and our
emotions impact ourselves,
others, and our environment.
Emotional Self
Write as much as you can about
the typical emotions you seldom
have, the emotions you try to
avoid, the emotions you
particularly enjoy, the emotions
from your past and present, and
the emotions that are linked to
one another.
Sensual Self
Sensual Self allows ample room
to record your process and
express yourself, giving you
space for intimate
conversations with yourself
surrounding your pleasure and
desires.
Interactional Self
Interactional self. includes your
description of your strengths &
weaknesses in intimate
relationships and relationships
to friends, family, classmates
and strangers in social settings
Interactional Self

Can you list the qualities that

your friends and family have
observed as your strengths and
weaknesses?
Nutritional Self
Nutritional self-reliance refers to
the capacity of individuals and
communities to make their own good
decisions relating to their
nutrition. The issue is important
because some nutrition
interventions weaken the abilities
and motivations of people to
provide for themselves.
Contextual Self

Defining ourselves significantly by

what is really just the setting in
which we exist.
Spiritual Self

Your Spiritual Self is you in your

most beautiful and powerful form.
It is the authentic self, the
unconditioned part, the you
without patterns.
Spiritual Self

Spiritual purpose is about

establishing a set of values,
principles and beliefs that give life
meaning to you, and then using
them to guide the decisions and
actions you take.