The power of our word is an impressive tool in our mind that often goes untapped. Our subconscious doesn’t discern between reality and the images we paint with our words. It simply says “yes” to what it receives. It absorbs and manifests our spoken words into our lived experiences.
The Most Powerful Words
Shifting to a place where our words become a force of positive change requires a conscious effort. We must first recognize the capability of language to impact our view of reality.
Phrases like I am, always, and never carry immense influence over our subconscious mind. By choosing to use these words in a positive, life-affirming way, we begin a journey of self-empowerment and transformation.
Always is a beacon of consistency. A constant reminder that our intentions are firm and our goals within reach. Always infuses our subconscious with the belief that success and fulfillment are not fleeting moments, but enduring states of being. For example:
- I can always be patient with myself and others
- I can always finish my projects before the deadline
- I can always use kind words when speaking
Never serves as a shield against doubt and limitation. When paired with positive affirmations, never becomes a declaration of determination. It signifies our refusal to fall to negativity or setbacks. It also reinforces the notion that every obstacle is merely a stepping stone on the path to greatness. Some examples:
- I never miss my family’s/friend’s birthdays
- I am never late for appointments
- I never use unkind words on purpose
I am, perhaps the most potent of all, sums up the essence of self-identity and empowerment. When followed by words of positivity and affirmation, it becomes a mantra of self-love and acceptance.
- I am capable
- I am resilient in the face of challenges
- I am worthy of what I desire
These declarations reshape our self-perception, instilling a sense of confidence and self-belief.
When to Use/Not Use “My”
If we want to express pain or unwanted feelings, our choice of words can impact our mindset and emotional state. Often, we default to possessive terms like “mine,” inadvertently reinforcing our attachment to the discomfort. However, by shifting our language, we can alter our perception. For example, instead of claiming ownership of pain by saying “my knee hurts”, try referring to it as “the pain” in your body part. This subtle change removes the sense of possession, allowing for a healthier separation between self and discomfort. By recognizing pain as a temporary visitor rather than a permanent fixture, we empower ourselves to navigate through it with greater ease and resilience.
The same is true for having debts or anything else that is unwanted. Never say “my debts”, instead “I have debts and take actions to decrease them”.
When it comes to using the word ‘mine’ be sure to use it only when you talk about something you want to keep.
Manifesting
When manifesting, with or without our 1 Lost Cubit heavy Light-Life Tensor Ring, make sure to incorporate the powerful words we have discussed.
Moving towards a reality defined by our words demands consistency and mindfulness. It requires us to cultivate a language of abundance. Replacing doubt with faith and negativity with optimism. With each affirmation, we close the gap between imagination and reality. Creating a life defined by our deepest desires and ambitions.
Conclusion
In conclusion, let us embrace the transformative power of our word. Let us recognize the authority words hold over our subconscious mind and use them with intention and purpose. By harnessing the power of I am, always, and never, we unlock the doors to infinite possibilities. We can begin to pave the way toward a future filled with success, fulfillment, and boundless joy.
PS: If you want to learn more about the power of our word, I recommend any book by Louise Hay on affirmations, self-healing, and more. Check out Hay House Publishing.
I also recommend John Assaraf’s Innercise app, which is designed to send positive affirmations to your subconscious mind.
