01 — I love me the way God sees me

Psalm 139: 14 AMP I will give thanks and praise to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made;
Wonderful are Your works,
And my soul knows it very well.

02 — I embrace and honor my husband

1 Corinthians 11:11 Nevertheless neither is the man without the woman, neither the woman without the man, in the Lord.

03 — I understand and value my purpose (Ezar kenegdo)

Genesis 2:18 AMP Now the LORD God said, “It is not good (beneficial) for the man to be alone; I will make him a helper [one who balances him—a counterpart who is] suitable and complementary for him.”

Strong's # 5828 (Hebrew = ezer) aid: -- help
Strong's Root = # 5826 (Hebrew = azar)  azar = prime root: to surround, ie, protect or aid: help, secure

ezer kenegdo meaning "one who is the same as the other and who surrounds, protects, aids, helps, supports."

04 — I know my past doesn’t define me

Ruth was a convert. Though she lacked Jewish pedigree, she rose to the highest heights and merited to become Ima Shel Malchut — the Mother of Royalty.

05 — I Create Spaces: no perfection required

Ruth is read to dispel the misconception that yichus—pedigree—is a prerequisite for excelling in Biblical study.

06 — I Live a Life of Giving: every good deed counts

The reading of the story of Ruth on Shavuot emphasizes the importance of every good deed and teaches that a person may never know how performing a single good deed may bring a blessing

07 — I Go and Grow: It’s never too late to change

Ruth was 40 years old (Ruth 4:4) when she embraced Torah and Judaism. She started on the elementary level and rose to become one of the most exemplified women in Jewish history.