r/affirmations • u/silent4116 • 20h ago
r/affirmations • u/jominvgeorge • 21h ago
Affirmations Am worthy of feeling well and thriving.
r/affirmations • u/CheesecakeOk6703 • 9h ago
Affirmations What's meant for you will always find you ❤️
r/affirmations • u/OutdoorsyMark • 12h ago
Affirmations Who I was before is not who I am becoming
- I have the power to turn my dreams into my reality.
- I am worthy of a joyful life.
- My future is beautiful beyond description.
And so it is.
r/affirmations • u/kuu_panda_420 • 9h ago
Affirmations Is it normal to have a lot of resistance at first?
I finally decided to start doing affirmations in the morning, because I've been recognizing negative thought patterns a lot lately and I want to actually achieve some kind of change in that. Meditation is really powerful for me so I thought affirmations would probably work really well. I found a few that sound like things that would really benefit me (since there are a lot of affirmations that I think just sound cheesy and wouldn't work for me personally).
However, when it comes to saying them, I feel like a teenager being asked to perform something in front of my friends and parents simultaneously. It feels mortifying, and not because the affirmations themselves are particularly inadequate. It's like I look at them and my brain recoils. I find it very difficult to say them and even though they mean a lot to me on paper, saying them makes me think things like "this is so ridiculous", " this is never going to work", "I really hope nobody finds this notebook". I don't know if I'm just embarrassed because of some preconceived idea about affirmations themselves, or if this is just my brain showing how deep the negative thoughts go. Is this normal at first? Will it get easier?