Affirmations To My Subconscious
If you’re one of the people who asks "How do affirmations to my subconscious bring happiness and success into my life?", then this article is for you. Read on.
Are You Lying to Yourself Using Affirmations?
What are affirmations? They are affirmative statements that you use to condition your subconscious mind to act in your favor instead of against you!
Nearly all of us have an ongoing inner dialogue that chatters, interrupts, criticizes and sabotages for ourselves. We make an effort to "be positive" or "stay focused", but then a vicious little voice shows up from "nowhere" telling you that theres no point, that you cannot do it, that you dont deserve it or any other negative statement that undermines your intentions. That is usually your ego fighting for survival. If you stopped listening to that ego, and paid attention to your higher self, ego would have to dissolve. And it does not want to die. It feeds on your fear, so it feeds you more and more fear too. One way of cheating your ego is to feed affirmations to your subconscious mind.
So what are affirmations?One meaning of the word "affirm" is "to confirm the truth in a statement". The trick is to confirm what you really want to be, what you really want to happen, what you really would like to achieve. And you say it to yourself on a daily basis at least twice a day.
In addition:
1. Affirmations must be stated in the positive.
Example: I deserve a fulfilling life. (Rather than the negative: "I dont want this kind of life anymore.")
2. Affirmations must be stated in the present tense. As if they were happening here and now already.
Example: I live the life of my dreams. (Rather than the vague: "I would like to improve my life.")
They should not be phrased in the future tense like "I will buy a LEXUS RX 400h next year". Instead phrase it as if you are already the owner of your dream car and driving it:
Example: I am now the happy owner of a brand new LEXUS RX 400h and I drive it with pride and gratitude.
3. These statements should be pronounced with conviction and preferably pronounced out loudly so you actually hear them simultaneously. They more senses involved the better.
4. Therefore, if you see a picture of your desired outcome at the same time that you read and say the affirmation, it will reinforce the message to your subconscious even more.
5. Keep them short and simple. Otherwise there is a risk that the energy and intention will get diluted in a mess of words and theory. Your statement should be crystal clear and carry the emotional message along easily.
There are scientific reasons behind these requirements. Research show that the subconscious mind cannot tell the difference between truth and fiction. It makes no such distinctions. So when you tell your subconscious something (good or bad or whatever), it interprets it as true!
Consequently, if you tell yourself all the time that you are a looser, your subconscious mind acts upon that "truth". If, on the other hand, you tell yourself "I am a winner", your subconscious really does believe that too, and acts upon that command instead! So what you need to do is replace the negative thought patterns with positive ones. You replace the weakening patterns with empowering ones. And the destructive ones with constructive ones.
Additional points of consideration:
I recently heard Eckhart Tolle speaking about affirmations and that expanded my horizon a bit. He pointed out that this tool can be used as a kind of mental sign posting. If you compare to driving there might be a need for following the signs if youre going somewhere for the first time and really need directions on how to get there. But once you have reached your destination, there is no need for further signposting.
Similarly, once you ARE happy to be alive, there is no need to reinforce it by affirming "I am happy to be alive!". You just are without effort. And once you have reached your goal of financial freedom, you do not need to tell yourself "I am wealthy" anymore. In conclusion, affirmations make most sense when used during a transitional period only.
Last but not the least: Some of us feel uncomfortable. Like lying to ourselves. Why? Most of us feel a slight (or massive!) resistance to these positive statements and mental messages initially. Relax! And remind yourself that the resistance comes from your ego fighting for its survival. And your purpose is to give nourishment to your higher self and starve ego. At the same time, only use the affirmative statements that you are comfortable with, meaning the ones that are YOURS and convey your desires. While its purpose is to expand your comfort zones and grow personally, only use affirmations that feel supportive and positive to you.
Author: Kourosh Kavian
Kourosh Kavian is an avid learner of personal development and the study of success. He is totally into helping others achieve success in every area in life. Please visit: http://www.personal-development-inside-out.com
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