Positive Thinking Affirmations

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How Can Positive Thinking Affirmations Help You?

Positive thinking affirmations have the power to silence your negative thoughts and put you in a positive frame of mind.

Affirmations work by repetition - simply put, when you repeat affirmations with belief (positive emotion or conviction), your subconscious picks up on them and starts acting as if they were true.

Soon, your mind starts looking for those things, events and people that match whatever it is the affirmation states (for instance, "People are always helpful to me").

You then start seeing that reality manifest all around you.

You can create affirmations for almost anything you can think of. Follow the links below for affirmations for different purposes:

You can also find Christian affirmations in Norman Vincent Peale's "The power of positive thinking", the famous classic that blends together Christianity and positive thinking.

You can even use an affirmation to change your life: find out more by following the link.

*Cristina's pick*

Alright, so you have created a few affirmations of your own and you have started repeating them... but are they the "right" affirmations for you?

Specially in regards to affirmations about money, how do you know that you're not aiming "too high" or "too low"?

When it comes down to affirmations, there is one ebook I have found which truly gives all the keys to create positive thinking affirmations that work: Jennifer Shepherd's "Why most affirmations fail and the four building blocks of successful affirmations".

This clear ebook explains all that is to know about affirmations - including how positive you need to be about your affirmations, when and how to repeat your affirmations, and precise instructions to build affirmations about money, among many other useful bits and pieces.

With this ebook you'll create your most powerful affirmations yet. Check it out!

Tailor-made affirmations

Do not just repeat any affirmation that you find. Rather, tailor-make them to your needs and adapt them to your personal circumstances.

For example, if you have had issues with your health, you may like to focus on positive thinking affirmations to improve your general well being, such as 'My body heals itself', or 'It is easy for me to make healthy choices'.

The words used in affirmations are very important and make a difference. You want your affirmations to work, so you want to choose the right words.

Check this page for the best affirmation wording. Find out also why you would like to use affirmations stated in a positive way.

You can also find good advice to use affirmations to create the life of your dreams in Mike Dooley's set of recordings "Infinite Possibilities".

What is the key point of positive thinking affirmations?

There is just one thing that you must do when you repeat your affirmations, and that is...

...believe them (or at least give them a chance). You don't need to believe them 100%, but you just need enough of the positive feeling to tip over 50%.

Feel good as you're saying your affirmations. Feel as if they were true already and you were just stating the obvious. Start by faking it if needed, nobody is watching!

Find here an easy guide to learn to make affirmations work for you.

Positive thinking affirmations to uplift you:

I love myself

I am talented

I am a good listener

I believe in myself

I am creative

I grow stronger every day

Life delivers gifts to me daily

I can achieve what I want

People feel relaxed around me

I am a calm person

I dare to be myself

My body feels healthy and at ease

I am able to relax at any time

I deserve to have peace

I am loved at all times

I have the confidence to handle any situation

I am trustworthy

I face every day with a kind spirit

I am caring

I have infinite possibilities

I am self-assured

I inspire others with my actions

I make the most out of my opportunities

I acknowledge there are good people around me

My mind is clear

I am my best friend

I take the time to enjoy spending time with the people I love

I am intelligent

I learn from my mistakes

I care for myself

I am flexible

I love change and I grow with it

And of course, my favourite...

Every day in every way I am getting better and better and better.

>>>Discover the ultimate tool to use affirmations effectively: it's the Affirmation Ticker. This handy software places a bar across the top of your computer screen, in which you see affirmations of your choice scrolling by - it's perfect to absorb affirmations subliminally!

My aspiration is...

When I first started practicing positive thinking affirmations I found that sometimes affirmations created a contradiction and made me feel bad, as if I wasn't living up to my own expectations.

There I was, saying to myself "I am calm and peaceful", while the little voice in my mind argued "Well, don't you remember the argument you had just yesterday with that person? You weren't exactly calm then."

I found a way of expressing affirmations that would leave me feeling good and full of hope when what the affirmation stated felt out of reach. Pema Chodron in "Start where you are" talks about aspiration, and so I took the formula "My aspiration is...".

For instance:

My aspiration is to lighten up
My aspiration is to be more loving
My aspiration is to transmit peace

Now there was a difference. When you say "My aspiration is to be peaceful" you accept the fact that you haven't been peaceful in a given moment, but that is Ok because what you choose to go towards is to be peaceful, and that overrides your "mistakes" from the past.

The present is your moment of power, always.

Try this formula! It gives quite a lot of hope, specially when the situation feels really difficult or you feel stuck.

Thinking more about yourself? How about some personal affirmation statements to take it even further? Discover them right here.

Grab some interesting affirmation quotes here...

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