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Lift your head and spirit, knowing that the sun will always beam upon you.
This morning, as I was writing in my journal, it occurred to me that I needed to communicate with you all how vital self-affirmation is.
I am frequently asked how I live such a joyful life and how I attract incredible things into my life. For me, it always boils down to two things. 1. Self-belief/love; 2. Self-affirmation. They appear to be an antidote to a lot of bad thinking that I have spent years overcoming. If you met me when I was a young lady, or even in my twenties, you would not think I was born with natural confidence or self-belief that I could accomplish anything I set my mind to. In reality, it was quite the contrary.
And I believe that is why I feel it is so important for me to continue to share these messages of how I was able to change my life and live the life that was once only a pipe dream for me because I chose to believe in myself and say loudly words of affirmation. After reading Cameron's The Artist's Way, I was able to make significant modifications to my daily routine, allowing me to incorporate affirmations into my life. That's when I knew my life had changed. It opened new opportunities for me and provided a new perspective on my life.
Taking the time to consider your upbringing is crucial. Which examples did your parents set for you? How were you treated by your instructors, friends, and other people with whom you had a relationship? From an early age, you are taught to recognize your value. We also educate others how to treat ourselves. I was able to face my former ghosts, write them down, and let them know they no longer had the same influence over me while I worked on The Artist's Way. I also at last had the guts to end a relationship in which I had been lied to and cheated on for nearly ten years.I felt like I was finally regaining the ability to declare, "I AM WORTHY," when I broke up with him at the age of 32.
If you've ever wondered how self-affirmations operate, the answer is straightforward. They are only spoken expressions of the good things you wish to experience and accomplish in your life. The secret is to say them every day; if you say them enough, they will actually become a belief. It is also a manifestation of the law of attraction. The universe will find it much easier to grant you what you desire in life if you think you deserve it. Here's a basic illustration. We can all probably think of friends that are A. always achieve their goals in life.B. The friend who keeps their head down and never stops talking about how someone took advantage of them or how their heart was shattered again, regardless matter whether it was a raise at work, a wonderful romance, etc. Observe the energy that your friends usually exude. Everybody has that energy, and it's normal for it to fluctuate between low and high levels. What is your baseline, though? Do you frequently consider what might go wrong? Do you frequently worry that your pay will be insufficient? That they are going to disappoint you? Or do you anticipate a better future for yourself? We need to pay closer attention to all of these things.
I have Oprah's sage advice, "You become what you believe," on my mood board. Consider Oprah, who had to endure shame and child abuse after becoming pregnant as a teenager. She overcame a string of awful relationships in her twenties where she was physically and emotionally abused by men. After that, she realized she couldn't continue living that way and understood that there were better options for her. She decided to think differently. We wouldn't have the knowledge and motivation from one of the most potent and uplifting empaths in the world if she had remained in that dark place. We can all learn from her story. Our history is OVERCOME.We can all learn from her story.
Here are a few affirmations you can use, but you can also try coming up with your own. Put them in writing as a list. Additionally, say them aloud every morning before you begin your day, keeping your shoulders back and your posture straight. Declare what belongs to you. I thought these were extremely beautiful, and I got them from the book The Secret. These are suitable for daily use. They will boost your vitality and are strong and all-encompassing.
In everything, the universe is working in my favor.
Everything I accomplish is supported by the universe.
My requirements are quickly met by the universe.
My life is a creation of mine.
I attract good things into my life. be it people, occupations, situations, money, or health. What I think about most attracts me, and I will CHOOSE to think positively.
I deserve respect, love, and the goals I want.
I will treat people with respect, and I will be respected in return.
I have the inconceivable ability to imagine a fantastic life for myself and everyone around me!
People will help me if I help them.
I have POWERFUL positive thoughts and WEAK negative ones.
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