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| Articles about Affirmations |
| Article How To Create Wealth Affirmations | | 2008-07-09 10:06:51 | | Affirmations ArticleHow To Create Wealth AffirmationsThis Article By Amy Wells Will Show You How To Create Your Own Wealth Affirmations To Help You Increase Wealth And Enjoy ProsperityCreating Wealth Affirmations Successfully By Amy Wellshttp://www.EzineArticles.com/?Creating-Wealth-Affirmations-Successfully&id=506299... | | By: Free Jobs At Home Blog | | |
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| Can positive affirmations change our life? | | 2008-01-11 06:54:59 | | There is a simple answer to this question “YES”– Everybody is now aware that positive thinking can help us improve our lives and same way “Positive affirmations” which are positive sentences repeated many times, to instruct the subconscious mind and trigger it to take action.
Positive thinking techniques, visualization and positive affirmations can be used to [...]... | | By: Reviews and ramblings around the blogsphere! | | |
| | Proof that Positive Affirmations Work | | 2007-11-21 10:32:00 | | photo by Thiru MuruganOne of my favorite positive affirmations that I remind myself of daily is “There’s no need to push yourself. You can take as small a step forward as you choose.” When I first started using positive affirmations, I liked this one because it calmed me down, and made me feel safe. At the time I started using it, I was aggressively trying to gain weight by taking weight gaining supplements, counting my calories, and force feeding myself when I wasn’t hungry. I wrote a post called, “My Healthy My Happy” where I decided that I was putting too much pressure on myself which was causing more anxiety. That’s when I posted a picture of a footprint in the sand on my cubicle wall right next to my monitor at work that represented the positive affirmation above. It’s something that no one else would know its meaning except for me, and I can remind myself often that I don’t have to push myself. The underlying fear of trusting this affirmation is that I would never make any progress. I do want to gain weight, but I also want to be as anxiety free as possible. So I decided to work first on my anxiety and then when I get to a better place I could refocus on my weight. Around this same time, I was around 106 pounds. That was after I had gained almost 10 lbs. I went on vacation to Hawaii where I had major panic attacks daily because I was off of my medication (because I didn’t wait long enough for it to work before I decided it was useless, bad decision) and I didn’t have enough Clonozepam with me because I thought I would be fine. (Another painful but important lesson I learned). When I got home from vacation I was down to around 99-100 lbs. I had lost all my progress of weight that I had gained. It was a horrible setback for me. I felt like I would never recover and I would never be able to gain the weight back. That was back in April. I am pleased to say that I now weigh 105- 106 again and I haven’t been trying to gain w... | | By: The Reality of Anxiety | | |
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| Affirmations on a Tuesday night | | 2007-05-08 22:17:29 | | I will not be flesh.
I will carry my iPod with me more, and listen to Bach's Cantatas, stodgy Italian opera, Klaus Nomi and The Lion King soundtrack while I wait for a bus or walk down Archway Road.
I will stop going vampire hunting in the wood at night. I will stop looking for trouble.
I will think of sunsets, and the glow they give you over silhouetted rooftops like an embrace, like being in love. Again.
I will smile more in slow motion when something moves me to joy.
I will not pretend I don't cry at things that make you cry in films.
I will eat more chocolate and pretend the spots I get mean that I'm 17 once more and have the chance to do it all again, right this time.
I will buy a jasmine plant. And I will probably talk to it when it's midnight, and a full moon draws out its best blossoms in pale silent flirtation.
I will sip good wine more, and not glug it to get drunk.
I will appreciate my friends more, for however long the universe permits me to have them.
I will plan the s... | | By: The Boy Who Could But Didn't | | |
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