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A collection of positive affirmations
for your day, your week, your life!

Use these affirmations to help you
to shift your perspective and beliefs
to a more positive way of looking
at life, living, and the world
around us.

This page will, of course, be different from the others, mostly due to attributions--
there won't be any here. We're starting with a few ideas on why affirmations can
be very important to us, but after that, the affirmations themselves won't have
attributions. There are two main reasons for this--most of them can't be traced
to an original source (most have been borrowed by the people whose names you
usually see on them), and it's also important to focus on the thoughts themselves,
not where they might have come from. With that said, please enjoy the page!

By doing affirmations you are replacing the old negative voices with new positive ones. When you first start using an affirmation, you may not believe it. In fact, if you already believed it, there would be no need to affirm it. It is important, though, to try to tap into a feeling of belief and an experience that the affirmation can be true. Temporarily, at least for a few moments, suspend your doubts and hesitations and put your full mental and emotional energy into the affirmation. Act as if it were true. Shakti Gawain

Positive affirmations are designed to challenge those negative beliefs and start to stem the flow of negative thoughts and words that seek to validate them. Affirmations are more than just repeating words. It is a whole process of becoming aware of your thoughts and words in everyday life, choosing to think and project happy positive thoughts. The more you can consciously inject the spirit of you affirmations into your daily thoughts and words, the quicker they will work for you. vitalaffirmations.com

It's the repetition of affirmations that leads to belief. And once that belief becomes a deep conviction, things begin to happen. Claude M. Bristol

Positive affirmations are very powerful because they release you from negativity, fear, worry, and anxiety. When these affirmations are repeated over and over again, they begin to take charge of your thoughts, slowly changing your pattern of thinking and ultimately changing your life. With your words, your thoughts are affected and when the words and thoughts are in harmony then they change your life and your reality. Nitin Khaire

I am a person of value and worth and no one can make me feel inferior.

I dare to be different.

I am free of worry and at peace with who I am.

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Today has countless possibilities.

I will find peace.

I will be a positive influence on others.

I will recognize and embrace the possible,
no matter how difficult it may be.

Today I offer loving kindness, positive energy, and joyful service.
I choose to leave the world a better place than I found it.

I am worthy of love and respect.

I will not allow others to abuse and manipulate me,
for I don't deserve it.

Asking for help is a sign of self-respect and self-awareness.

I promise myself love, respect, and kindness this day (week, month, year).

I am growing and I am going at my own pace.

I have come further than I ever would have thought possible, and I'm learning along the way.

I give myself permission to make mistakes and to learn at my own pace in my own ways.

The chance to love and be loved exists no matter where I am.

I embrace positivity in both challenges and victories.

My perspective is unique; it's important and it counts.

I deserve every blessing that flows into my life.

My life is not a race or a competition.

I trust my inner guidance and follow it.

I leave in the past that which what no longer serves me.

I accept myself exactly as I am without judgment.

I am already enough.

I trust that I'm headed in the right direction,
and I trust myself to change if I'm not.

My self-worth is not determined by my accomplishments.

I accept my emotions and let them move through me.

It is okay to take things one step at a time.

I am enough. I have enough.

I am courageous, and I stand up for myself.

I allow myself to be more fully me.

I deserve time for myself to tend to my own needs without guilt or apology.

Not everyone will understand my situations, and that's okay.

I am not afraid to admit when I am wrong, and I learn from my mistakes.

I have courage and confidence to do the right thing.

My worth is not based on my productivity.

I am resilient; I can make it through difficult times.