"How Can I Use Affirmations to Attract Money and Material Possessions?"
By Jeff Staniforth
So you desire to gain material things in life? Affirmations are
usually effective in this respect - maybe even more so than with
other desires because material desires often come with stronger
emotional attachments.
You'll recall that in my previous article, "Why Do Some Affirmations *Work* - and Others Don't?" I emphasized that
affirmations that are emotionally charged are the ones most
likely to work. So when you are emotionally connected to your
desire for material things, you can use the power of affirmations
to see how quickly your need is manifested!
Power Affirmations for Attracting Money. If your desire is to
have an abundance of money to fill your needs, practice this
affirmation: "I always have an abundance of money to meet all my
needs." Repeat it several times, then stop affirming. Be silent
while knowing, visualizing, and feeling how it is to already have
the amount of money you desire. Feel as though it has already
happened, and that all your needs are more than satisfied. While
in this state, hold yourself open to all the ways and means by
which you will have money flow into your life to meet your every
need.
Following are other power affirmations for abundant supply.
Choose the affirmations that feel appropriate to you --those that
resonate with you, or strike an emotional chord. It is important
that the words feel comfortable to you and are in line with who
you are. Feel free to create one for your specific need by
substituting other words that have special meaning to you:
Affirmations of Abundant Supply:
* I am now open to receive.
* Life is easy, I have an abundance of whatever I need.
* I now have surplus, all my needs are being met.
* I have unlimited abundance.
* I now give and receive freely.
* This is a rich universe and there is plenty for all of us.
* I now live in a rich and loving universe.
* Money comes to me easily and effortlessly.
* I am always supplied with whatever I need.
* I move forward with an expectancy of my greatest good.
* I look for and receive a bountiful supply.
* My greatest good is coming to me NOW.
The last affirmation was a turning point for me personally.
I've since created about 20 variations of this affirmation, and
created a screen saver I call "My Ideal Relationship With Money".
And, for a limited time only, I am giving this "Invest in your
future" screen saver away for Free when you purchase the Sculptor
3 program. For details, go to www.affirmware.com.au
TIP: How to Maintain the Emotional Charge of Your Affirmations
Most people who practice affirmations experience the challenge of
maintaining the emotional charge of their affirmations. That's
because although the power of thought is amazingly strong, it
remains strong for a short period of time. Its quality changes
and tends to diminish with each repetition.
For example: Suppose you recite an affirmation such as: "All my
needs are met instantaneously." The affirmation produces a
feeling, and you understand and connect with the affirmation at a
certain level. But when you continue repeating the affirmation,
"All my needs are met instantaneously," again and again, the
thought seldom maintains the same level of emotion previously
achieved. With each repetition, you tend to lose the mental
picture of what the words mean, and they start to have less
meaning.
Affirmations that are meaningless fail to reach deep enough to
touch the limitless powers of your subconscious mind.
To prevent this from happening, I've developed the software
program called Sculptor 3, which combines affirmations with 7 of
the best results-amplifying technologies that are tested and
proven to increase the power and speed of manifestation. Discover
how to tap into the power of computerization to take the power of
your affirmations to the highest level at www.affirmware.com.au
Join the millions of People Around the World Who Have Discovered
the Power of Affirmations. Send for FREE subscription of
"Affirmations For The Mind" Tips and Techniques Newsletter, the
premier publication on self-improvement & personal growth. Each
issue contains powerful sample affirmations that have been tested
and proven to get results.
Click Here
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-- appeared in “Affirmation For The Mind” newsletter.
Web site subscription www.affirmware.com.au
(c) Jeff Staniforth - All Rights reserved
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Monday 30 April 2007
Saturday 28 April 2007
Why Do Some Affirmations *Work* - and Others Don't?
By Jeff Staniforth
By definition, an affirmation is a statement repeated time and
again either verbally or mentally -- or written down. The words
of the affirmation statement - in themselves -when spoken,
thought of, or written *without* a pictorial (visualized) or
emotional connection -- make a very weak affirmation.
Affirmations, when worded correctly -- and when emotionally
charged - are able to tap into the unlimited creative power of
your subconscious mind, and manifest your desires.
Affirmations are not all created equal. Some are, of course,
better than others. There are *power affirmations* that have
been proven again and again to work - and I'll reveal some of
them in a moment.
When you examine the structure of these power affirmations, you,
too, can learn how to create your own powerful affirmations for
your specific purposes.
Consider the following:
"I am what I choose to be."
"All my needs are met instantaneously."
"I love and accept myself exactly as I am."
"_____________ comes to me easily and effortlessly."
(Fill in the blank with what you desire.)
"I am now perfectly healthy in body, mind and spirit."
"I now create my wonderful, ideal life."
What do the above power affirmations have in common?
1) They're stated in the present tense.
An affirmation is more effective when stated in the present
tense. For example; "I now have a wonderful job." Avoid affirming
something in the future tense, e.g. "I am going to have a
wonderful job" or the results will always be waiting to happen.
2) They express a positive statement.
Affirmations need to be stated in the most positive terms
possible. Avoid negative statements. Affirm what you do want,
rather than what you don't want. For example: "I am no longer
sick." This is a negative statement. Instead, affirm: "I am now
perfectly healthy in body, mind and spirit." This statement is
much more powerful as it is positive and reinforces your desired
goal and doesn't confuse your subconscious mind with the mention
of the undesirable condition.
3) They're short and specific.
Short affirmations are easy to say, and have a far greater impact
at the subconscious level than those which are long and wordy.
Keeping them specific and to the point adds power as the idea is
uncluttered by extraneous elements.
The mechanics that make affirmations powerful are:
* Repetition
The importance of repetition cannot be overemphasized. It
imprints the affirmation into your subconscious mind.
* Emotions
Get involved, be passionate, and use your emotions. Think
carefully about the meaning of the words as you repeat them
rather than just writing, typing or saying them.
* Persistence
Practicing affirmations with persistence achieves results much
sooner than practicing them periodically. Successive sessions
will have a compounding effect.
* Belief
You don't necessarily have to believe your affirmation initially,
in order for it to work. Belief will grow with your forthcoming
successes. What you do need is the ability to *feel* what it
would be like when the desire you're affirming is fulfilled, or
your need met. Every time that you have a need -- and that need
is met -- a certain "feeling" is produced in you. You need to
evoke that same feeling when you state your affirmation. In other
words, you need to feel with every fiber of your being that what
you desire has already happened. Without this feeling, your
affirmation is powerless.
* Impress Yourself
Personalize your affirmations. They must *resonate* with you --
feel right for you. The stronger your connection with the
affirmation, the deeper the impression it makes on your mind, and
the sooner you will experience positive results.
So there you have it - the simple formula for creating
affirmations that work. Based on the above, you can easily
create your own affirmations to manifest any desire or need you
have in life.
TIP: Although the practice of affirmations is easy, some people
find it challenging to repeat the affirmations continuously while
maintaining the highly charged emotional state necessary in
making affirmations work. DID YOU KNOW... that you can use your
computer to make the affirmation process effortless - and that
you can automate those challenging aspects (such as maintaining
highly charged emotions), and thereby, manifest your desires more
quickly? Go to www.affirmware.com to find out how.
Join the millions of People Around the World Who Have Discovered
the Power of Affirmations. Send for FREE subscription of
"Affirmations For The Mind" Tips and Techniques Newsletter, the
premier publication on self-improvement & personal growth. Each
issue contains powerful sample affirmations that have been tested
and proven to get results.
Click Here
==========================================
-- appeared in “Affirmation For The Mind” newsletter.
Web site subscription www.affirmware.com.
(c) Jeff Staniforth - All Rights reserved
==========================================
By definition, an affirmation is a statement repeated time and
again either verbally or mentally -- or written down. The words
of the affirmation statement - in themselves -when spoken,
thought of, or written *without* a pictorial (visualized) or
emotional connection -- make a very weak affirmation.
Affirmations, when worded correctly -- and when emotionally
charged - are able to tap into the unlimited creative power of
your subconscious mind, and manifest your desires.
Affirmations are not all created equal. Some are, of course,
better than others. There are *power affirmations* that have
been proven again and again to work - and I'll reveal some of
them in a moment.
When you examine the structure of these power affirmations, you,
too, can learn how to create your own powerful affirmations for
your specific purposes.
Consider the following:
"I am what I choose to be."
"All my needs are met instantaneously."
"I love and accept myself exactly as I am."
"_____________ comes to me easily and effortlessly."
(Fill in the blank with what you desire.)
"I am now perfectly healthy in body, mind and spirit."
"I now create my wonderful, ideal life."
What do the above power affirmations have in common?
1) They're stated in the present tense.
An affirmation is more effective when stated in the present
tense. For example; "I now have a wonderful job." Avoid affirming
something in the future tense, e.g. "I am going to have a
wonderful job" or the results will always be waiting to happen.
2) They express a positive statement.
Affirmations need to be stated in the most positive terms
possible. Avoid negative statements. Affirm what you do want,
rather than what you don't want. For example: "I am no longer
sick." This is a negative statement. Instead, affirm: "I am now
perfectly healthy in body, mind and spirit." This statement is
much more powerful as it is positive and reinforces your desired
goal and doesn't confuse your subconscious mind with the mention
of the undesirable condition.
3) They're short and specific.
Short affirmations are easy to say, and have a far greater impact
at the subconscious level than those which are long and wordy.
Keeping them specific and to the point adds power as the idea is
uncluttered by extraneous elements.
The mechanics that make affirmations powerful are:
* Repetition
The importance of repetition cannot be overemphasized. It
imprints the affirmation into your subconscious mind.
* Emotions
Get involved, be passionate, and use your emotions. Think
carefully about the meaning of the words as you repeat them
rather than just writing, typing or saying them.
* Persistence
Practicing affirmations with persistence achieves results much
sooner than practicing them periodically. Successive sessions
will have a compounding effect.
* Belief
You don't necessarily have to believe your affirmation initially,
in order for it to work. Belief will grow with your forthcoming
successes. What you do need is the ability to *feel* what it
would be like when the desire you're affirming is fulfilled, or
your need met. Every time that you have a need -- and that need
is met -- a certain "feeling" is produced in you. You need to
evoke that same feeling when you state your affirmation. In other
words, you need to feel with every fiber of your being that what
you desire has already happened. Without this feeling, your
affirmation is powerless.
* Impress Yourself
Personalize your affirmations. They must *resonate* with you --
feel right for you. The stronger your connection with the
affirmation, the deeper the impression it makes on your mind, and
the sooner you will experience positive results.
So there you have it - the simple formula for creating
affirmations that work. Based on the above, you can easily
create your own affirmations to manifest any desire or need you
have in life.
TIP: Although the practice of affirmations is easy, some people
find it challenging to repeat the affirmations continuously while
maintaining the highly charged emotional state necessary in
making affirmations work. DID YOU KNOW... that you can use your
computer to make the affirmation process effortless - and that
you can automate those challenging aspects (such as maintaining
highly charged emotions), and thereby, manifest your desires more
quickly? Go to www.affirmware.com to find out how.
Join the millions of People Around the World Who Have Discovered
the Power of Affirmations. Send for FREE subscription of
"Affirmations For The Mind" Tips and Techniques Newsletter, the
premier publication on self-improvement & personal growth. Each
issue contains powerful sample affirmations that have been tested
and proven to get results.
Click Here
==========================================
-- appeared in “Affirmation For The Mind” newsletter.
Web site subscription www.affirmware.com.
(c) Jeff Staniforth - All Rights reserved
==========================================
Thursday 26 April 2007
The Secret On Oprah's Show [1 of 5]
This is the first segment of the Oprah Winfrey Show in which Oprah interviews the creator, Rhonda Byrne, and cast members of the run away hit movie, The Secret.
Tuesday 24 April 2007
Law of Attraction and Gratitude
Gratitude or appreciation of what we already have is necessary to attract things we want. Every day when you wake up try to be thankful. Think about the good things in your live you should be thankful for. Appreciate your job (even if you don’t like it). Feel gratitude for a place to live. If you have some food, some friends or anything else you can find to appreciate, appreciate it. A lot of people don’t have enough even basic things like food, water and their own place to live. It’s natural that you want more, that you want to improve your standard of life, but first you need to feel gratitude for what you already have.
If you start your day with feelings of gratitude you will feel good and you can keep that feeling all day, but you should also write down something like this: “I am so happy and grateful that…” and then write what you would like to have. For example: “I am very happy and grateful that I make $1 million per year; that I have wonderful and loving wife…etc.” Use the present tense, visualize the things you want, be grateful for them, and think about them as already yours. When you achieve them, you can add new things to your list. When you write about money, start first with amount you believe is possible and then increase the amount when you got the amount you’d written down. Be specific.
When you start doing as described above, at first you might feel strange that you are using present tense for the things you want to have in the future, but it’s important to train your mind and force your mind to think about them in present tense. After some time of playing such “mental ping pong” your mind will obey and will help you to achieve the things you want.
If you start your day with feelings of gratitude you will feel good and you can keep that feeling all day, but you should also write down something like this: “I am so happy and grateful that…” and then write what you would like to have. For example: “I am very happy and grateful that I make $1 million per year; that I have wonderful and loving wife…etc.” Use the present tense, visualize the things you want, be grateful for them, and think about them as already yours. When you achieve them, you can add new things to your list. When you write about money, start first with amount you believe is possible and then increase the amount when you got the amount you’d written down. Be specific.
When you start doing as described above, at first you might feel strange that you are using present tense for the things you want to have in the future, but it’s important to train your mind and force your mind to think about them in present tense. After some time of playing such “mental ping pong” your mind will obey and will help you to achieve the things you want.
Friday 20 April 2007
Law of Attraction
Law of Attraction is always present and always works as the law of gravity, either you belive in it or not.
Shortly, because of the Law of Attraction we attract into our lives things we mostly think about.
There's much more to say about the law of attraction and how to apply the law to attract love, blisss, health and wealth into our lives.
This blog's purpse is to educate and to give tools that allow people to manifest whatever they want into their lives.
Shortly, because of the Law of Attraction we attract into our lives things we mostly think about.
There's much more to say about the law of attraction and how to apply the law to attract love, blisss, health and wealth into our lives.
This blog's purpse is to educate and to give tools that allow people to manifest whatever they want into their lives.
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