The words we speak and think hold great sway over the kind of life
that we create for ourselves. Many people live their lives plagued
by negative thoughts and never even realize this. They tell
themselves and others that they are doomed to fail, not good
enough, or not worthy of love, yet they are amazed when their
reality starts reflecting these words. Just as the subconscious
mind accepts as truth the critical statements we tell ourselves,
however, it is also equipped to instantly accept the veracity of
our affirmations.
Affirmations are statements chosen and spoken consciously. Once
they enter our realm of consciousness, they also enter our
subconscious mind where they have the power to change our lives.
The affirmations you create should be specific, not too long,
worded positively, formed in complete sentences, and spoken in the
present tense as if what you are affirming is already true. It is a
good idea to repeat your affirmations daily. You may want to tell
yourself that you deserve to be happy or that you are in control of
your destiny. Or, you may want to focus on a particular goal, such
as attracting new friends. Rather than telling yourself you want to
be well-liked, say, "I am well-liked." Your subconscious mind will
pick up on these positive messages, and you will begin to live your
life as if what you are affirming already has happened. Soon, your
reality will begin to reflect your affirmations. If you find that
you are thwarting yourself with negative thinking, try repeating
your affirmations several times a day. Write your affirmations down
and say them aloud or in your mind. Allow your conviction to grow
stronger each time you say your affirmations, and your negativity
will be overridden by your motivation and positive thoughts.
Affirmations are a powerful tool for creating our desired reality.
We consciously and subconsciously invite opportunity into our lives
when we say affirmations. Trust in the power of your affirmations,
and you will very quickly create what you have already stated to be
true.