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An affirmation is a positive thought or idea that you consciously focus on in order to produce a desired result.
For example – Your desire is to save more money.
You probably think, “I wish I could save more money,” when you look at your monthly bank statements. Yet therein lies the problem. When you wish for something, you send out the energy of longing whereas affirming a simple yet modest truth is declaring to yourself and the universe the tangible possibility.
Instead of I wish I could save more money, how about I can save more money this month? Can you do better? How about I am going to save more money this month? (Remember, your affirmation has to be doable in order for it to be possible. Any doubt in your mind will render your affirmation useless!)
Being specific yet modest in your affirmations is a great way to bring about definite results. From, Yes, I can indeed save more money this month, you can take it further to Yes, I am going to save more money this month to kicking it up to I am going to save $50 more this month. That’s only $12.50 a week! Maybe instead of buying lunch at work, I’ll pack it one day this week. Maybe I won’t play the lottery today or this week. Where else can I be more modest in spending?
The affirmation is a simple yet powerful tool that can heal and transform your most deeply held beliefs.
Affirmations are based upon the following principles:
1. Your outer reality is a direct reflection of your predominant thoughts and beliefs.
2. Change your thoughts and you change your reality.
“What you are exposed to in your first waking moments has a profound impact your state of mind for the rest of the day. This is because during the transition from sleeping to waking consciousness, we are in a “hypnagogic state”–a state of high suggestibility where the subconscious mind is wide open to suggestions. Therefore, whatever enters the mind at this time makes a deep impression, similar to the footprint left when someone steps on wet cement.
Therefore, when you first arise, turn your thoughts to something that uplifts and inspires you. You may wish to say a positive affirmation, offer up a prayer, read an inspirational passage, or read your vision statement of wellness, Whatever positive spiritual food you feed yourself set the tone for the rest of the day.”
-Douglas Bloch (www.affirmationsheal.com)
What are some of the things that you really care or think about? Have you been waiting on a promotion at work? Are you in debt? Could losing weight make you happier? No matter who you are or what you do, as long as you are a human striving for growth and improvement in any aspect of your life, there are affirmations for you to create and utilize in manifesting results.
Instead of hoping and praying on a promotion, how about affirming I’m a hard worker, I am worthy of this promotion. Instead of worrying about debt, how about affirming I am taking definite steps towards getting out of debt. Instead of wishing to lose weight how about affirming I am going to lose 5 pounds this month, I am going to go to the gym three times this week, I am going to spend at least 30 minutes on each machine and at least two hours in the gym, I am committed to the sacrifice and discipline required to achieve results!
Exercise: what are some areas in your life that could use growth or improvement? Is every dream vacation wish to take? What’s on your bucket list? Write three simple affirmations for each.
In a rut? Are some of your affirmations uninspiring? Google “money affirmations”, “weight loss affirmations”, etc.
“Developing a positive mindset is one of the most powerful life strategies there is. Using powerful positive thinking techniques, visualizations and positive affirmations, it is possible to achieve whatever you want. Professionals and business people can use these techniques to develop personal power or gain a competitive edge.” -Andrea Callahan