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Are you "Declaring" your Affirmations?

 

Say each affirmation out loud at least twice a day.

SUNDAY DECLARATION  DAY

Today is Sunday and it’s the day we’ve set aside to focus on “declaring”. Creating affirmations and “thinking” them and even stating them is fine but you’ll bring to to fruition faster when you “declare” them.

To declare something by definition is (borrowed from Dictionary.com; one of my favorite sources):

verb (used with object), de·clared, de·clar·ing.

to make known or state clearly, especially in explicit or formal terms:to declare one's position in a controversy.

to announce officially; proclaim:to declare a state of emergency; to declare a winner.

to state emphatically:He declared that the allegation was a lie.

to manifest; reveal; show:Her attendance at the rally declared her political allegiance.

From the above we learn that we must state our affirmation “clearly”, to “proclaim” it and to state it “emphatically”.

The word “declare” appears in the Bible 445 times so I think declaring is very important. For this next week, pay closer attention to your affirmations and “declare” them. We’ll visit this again next Sunday.

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Create each affirmation using "ing" to bring it to your "present"

 Welcome Affirmation Builder! 

DAY SIX. Write each affirmation in the present tense using a verb that ends in “ing"

SATURDAY PRESENT DAY

Happy Saturday!

In the Daily Affirmation to Reality System, on Saturdays we review our affirmations we’ve created during the previous five days to be sure that they end in “ing”. Just as Saturday is thought of as a week “end”, we are then reminded and reinforce the requirement to add the “ing” at the “end” of our affirmations. Repetition has been said to be the “mother of all learning” and revisiting this step every Saturday, from this point forward will ensure this.

A good thought:

I express love to everyone I meet.

Add “ing” to bring your affirmation into the “now”:

I am expressing love to everyone I meet.

“I am” (from our Thursday “I am” sessions); along with adding the “ing” brings your goal or desire to your “now”.

Write a few of your own affirmations and share them in the comments area if you'd like. 

Return here to learn how to create affirmations every day of the week.  You’ll also be the very first to learn about new materials and the opening of the private Facebook group, Affirmation Builders.