Help me find the most appropriate affirmation

[MonkeyFace]

Apologies if this isn't in the correct board.

I have resolved to begin saying affirmations to myself every day for 5 minutes. Unfortunately, I can't decide whether it is financial, romantic, academic, social or other abundance I want the most - so I've decided that because I;m such a wonderful person, I deserve it all from the universe, and I've decided to use one universal affirmation that includes all of the above.

I've come up with: "My life is abundance in all areas."

I wondered if anyone had any more appropriate affirmations to suggest for this?

Much appreciated,
~MonkeyFace

[Solipsist]

Just focus as intently and as continuously as possible on the sense "I am".

That's really all the affirmation anyone ever needs.

[a muse]

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[Bizarre Jester]

In one of Steve's videos he suggests that affirmations are useless.
As long as you know what you want and focous on the feeling, you don't really need to worry about affirmations.

[ssandra]

"I am open to receiving abundance in every area in my life"

"where ever I look, I see abundance"

"abundance is my natural state of being"

"Every where in my life I see more and more abundance every day"

[StevenHandel]

I like it a lot! Say it intently and with a clear mind.

If you want - expand it into a poem/prayer to repeat every morning and night. Do it for a month and it will be built in rock solid.

[Angelique]

Suggestions..

My cup runneth over.

I am abundance.

I have too much of what I want.

[larkok]

I deserve it.

[MonkeyFace]

I deserve it? I most certainly do!

Thanks for replying!

Originally Posted by Solipsist

Just focus as intently and as continuously as possible on the sense "I am".

That's really all the affirmation anyone ever needs.

I feel like I need something more to clarify my intention - I know it's a failing of my own mind, but whatever works, right?

Originally Posted by a muse

Here's an early Christmas pressie for you

Keep it safe - this woman was amazing and had great wisdom.

Your Word Is Your Wand: A Sequel to ... - Google Books

Thank you. I'll skim through these tonight, perhaps pick a few

Originally Posted by Bizarre Jester

In one of Steve's videos he suggests that affirmations are useless.
As long as you know what you want and focous on the feeling, you don't really need to worry about affirmations.

I know what I want (everything!) but I find often I lack clarity. Affirmations allow me to really focus on what I'm attracting and allow me to think "Yeah, THAT's what I'm getting."

Originally Posted by ssandra

"I am open to receiving abundance in every area in my life"

"where ever I look, I see abundance"

"abundance is my natural state of being"

"Every where in my life I see more and more abundance every day"

Thanks - these are great!

Originally Posted by StevenHandel

I like it a lot! Say it intently and with a clear mind.

If you want - expand it into a poem/prayer to repeat every morning and night. Do it for a month and it will be built in rock solid.

I love this idea! Unfortunately, I'm a little awful at songs, but poems I can do - or perhaps I'll parody the words of a favourite song of mine. I'll spend some time at the weekend doing this when I have less schoolwork to do. Hopefully come Monday I'll have something to work with. Thank you so much!

Althought, I am doing with with my certain movements, which will ingrain it faster, so failing the above I will be seeing results very quickly anyway

Originally Posted by Angelique

Suggestions..

My cup runneth over.

I am abundance.

I have too much of what I want.

Thanks, I'll consider these as well.

[jbsmith]

It's funny, I never really focused on affirmations, but did write my objectives and had vivid images of having achieved my objectives - found that was extremely effective.

I even went to the extent of coming up with images from each of the five senses - assuming I had achieved the specific goals.

By the way...my goals were in each of health, relationship, financial and learning/improvement -- all were realized and now working on another list.

Jeff

Originally Posted by Bizarre Jester

In one of Steve's videos he suggests that affirmations are useless.
As long as you know what you want and focous on the feeling, you don't really need to worry about affirmations.