Affirmations for developing self-esteem:
I am my own best friend and coach.
When I talk to myself, I am encouraging, supportive, and respectful.
My spirit, mind, and body are a powerful team.
Day after day, I see growth in all areas of my life.
I grow and thrive in atmosphere of harmony and love.
Today's Quote:
To love every aspect of yourself is the only way to come to
a complete awareness of the will of God.
Brad Jensen
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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
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The purpose of affirmation is to establish in consciousness
a broad understanding of the divine principles on which all
life and existence depend. By affirming Truth we are lifted
out of false thinking into the consciousness of Spirit.
An affirmation is a positive statement of Truth. By the use
of it one claims and appropriates that which is his in Truth.
It is the mental movement that asserts confidently and
persistently the Truth of Being in the face of all appearances
to the contrary.
Affirmations of words of Truth realized in consciousness bring
the mind into just the right attitude to receive light, power,
and guidance from Spirit. Words are the vehicles through which
ideas make themselves manifest. Words that have in them
the realization of perfect, everywhere-present, always-present
divine life, and our oneness with this life, are dominant
in the restoration of life and health.
(From Dynamics for Living by Charles Fillmore)
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