Affirmation Divine Order

Affirmations / Prayer condition the subconscious mind which then influences your consciousness.

They can be used in several ways. You can choose one method below or a combination.

• You might want to write them daily in a journal.
• Read them to yourself or aloud.
• Post your favorites on cards and either carry them with you or tape affirmation cards where you will see them throughout the day.
• Make a recording in your own voice (your mate’s voice) and play it as you fall into sleep is a very effective method.

As you use your preferred method include mental visualization using as many of your five senses (sight, sound smell, taste, touch) as appropriate.

Also include different emotional feelings such as love, protection, nurturing, joy. Emotion is a fuel which makes affirmations more powerful.

Be aware of breathing deep into the abdomen. As if you are sending the energy inside yourself.

“Divine Order, take charge of my life today and everyday.

All things work together for good for me today.

This is a new and wonderful day for me.

I am divinely guided all day long and whatever I do prospers.

Divine Love envelop me, surround me, fill me.

I go forward in Peace.

I am a wonderful success in all of my undertakings.

I am happy now.

I am a magnet for love.

I am a magnet for prosperity.

I am right in my body.

Divine Order, open me up.

Divine Order, open me up.

Divine Order take charge of my life today and everyday.

All things work together for good for me today.

This is a new and wonderful day.”

Anonymous

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