Use the power of positive affirmations to change your life

Using affirmations is a way to create positive change in your life, but just as important; they feel good to say. Affirmations are one of the easiest, yet most overlooked meditations in the world. I will once again refer to a little book called Creative Visualization by Shakti Gawain as the source of inspiration for this article.
- “Always phrase affirmations in the present tense, not in the future.”
- “Always phrase affirmations in the most positive way that you can.”
- “In general, the shorter and simpler the affirmation the more effective.”
- “Always choose affirmations that feel totally right for you.”
- “Always remember when doing affirmations that you are creating something new and fresh.”
- “Affirmations are not meant to contradict or try to change your feelings or emotions.”
- “When using affirmations, try as much as possible to create a feeling of belief, an experience that they can be true.”
Here are some great examples take from Creative Visualization to get you started:
- “I am dynamically self-expressive.”
- “It’s Okay for me to have everything I want!”
- “I feel happy and blissful just being alive.”
- “I am a radiant being, filled with light and love.”
- “I am an open channel of creative energy.”
- “The light within me is creating miracles in my life here and now.”
- “I love to love and be loved.”
- “Infinite riches are now freely flowing in my life.”
- “Everything I need is already within me.”
- “Abundance is a natural state of being. I accept it now!”
- “I love and appreciate myself just as I am.” By Shakti Gawain
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Thank you so much for sharing! You have such a wonderful message.
This really reminds me of a recent radio lab show I listened to:
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2008/02/29
Towards they end they talk about 1970s research done by Harold Sackeim and Ruben Gur about how some people lie to themselves more often than others and as it turns out in some studies, such as pointed out in this article about swimmers http://www.wnyc.org/files/radiolab/Self_Deception_and_Swimming.pdf,
lying to yourself actually makes you better at … well many things.
I am successful.
Indeed, so true! Regards, Keith Johnson, Author, 365 Great Affirmations (01/2008).
Zen and the Modern world !, Context and Content or Is it insight and Awareness . The use of methaphor and allergory to express or explain a personal evolution of self?.
the external is internal and the internal is external ,the amswer is incidental .
So as The Mr G and the Big D/Ls have found the importance is in Being,so what ever that means for you ,Namaste .