Positive Reaffirming

"Now let’s talk about “Positive Reaffirming,” that is,

reinforcing your subconscious with positive thoughts.

Remember: the subconscious mind cannot distinguish

the truth from a falsehood.

If you tell yourself constantly that you get uncontrollably

tired at 9:00 P.M. every night, soon enough you will always

become exhausted each night at 9:00 P.M.

To maintain a positive mental attitude, you must

continually, consciously, reaffirm that you are a capable,

good, valuable, warm, and caring individual who is

productive and able to accomplish everything you want to.

The starting point to greatness is in loving yourself. You are

worthy of greatness. You love yourself. Your subconscious

mind must be reminded repeatedly, much as a child is,

of how good of a person you are, how you love yourself,

and that now is the time to get on with your success.

Your subconscious will accept all repetitive signals and

messages.

There is a story about an experiment where, under

medical supervision, a group of orphan babies were divided

into two groups. One group of babies was given plenty of

attention and love. They were hugged often. These babies

were talked to and the nurses were told to give them all the

special attention they could. The second group of babies was

fed properly. Their diapers were changed regularly, and all

proper medical attention given, but there was no holding, no

loving, no talking to, no cuddling, and no special attention.

The experiment was done to find out if, by some chance,

giving love and attention made any difference in how a baby

was to grow and respond. The group of babies that had the

special attention grew normally, had excellent health, smiled

more, and showed that everything was going fine.

The second group of babies who were given no special

love or attention did not do well at all. They did not grow

properly and were below average weight. They became

sicker, so much so that the experiment was ordered to be

stopped for fear of death to the infants.

The experiment shows how, even at the youngest age,

love and positive affirmation are needed for survival. A

healthy mind means having a healthy, loving acceptance

from others and from yourself.

The more you receive constant, positive, and loving

thoughts the more you are willing to succeed."
C- John Paul Carinci 2012

 

Positive Reaffirming