Words To Inspire, Words To Soothe
Somewhere between prayer and manifestation are affirmations, an often overlooked method to help right a wayward mind.
Affirmations exist at the intersection of the logical and spiritual because they typically attainable and real, yet they are filled with hope, aspiration, and a fair amount of surrender and mystery.
Unlike the unspoken conceits of manifestation, affirmations require a bit more work. They should be direct and in first person. They should be written out or spoken daily.
They help turn negatives into positives, and they reset the brain for gratitude over grievance. They are also meant to be customized just for you and your situation or desired objectives.
How ever you chose to do them, affirmations are yours, and they serve as reminders of what you already have, and what is meant for you.
For your self esteem:
I am a brave, strong, wise, and loving human.
I am fully aware of my self worth, and I am a valuable part of this planet.
I love myself now and always, and I will support everything I chose to do.
I trust myself completely.
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