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The
power of the spoken word
There is power in the spoken word.
Children who hear negative comments about themselves (we've
come to call these "labels") become the person they
hear they are, accept the limitations they think they have.
The same is true about adults. There is power in the spoken
word when it comes from someone else but even more so when
it comes from oneself. If you speak negatively about yourself,
your brain accepts these comments as true and behaves accordingly.
If you speak positively about yourself, your brain will accept
those comments as true and behave accordingly. From
successful sports figures to motivational speakers to the
Bible, we hear the same thing: Speak things that are not as
if they already were.
With that in mind, you
should watch and listen to (or at least listen.to) the above
video daily, preferably as part of your morning routine, before
you start the day. And, since there is more power to the word
when it is spoken by you, you should repeat out loud those
declarations and affirmations that you specifically want to
actualize or at least repeat out loud the summation sentences
of each set of declarations and affirmations, as given here:
I declare that I am blessed.
I am content; I am peaceful; I feel good.
I am inspired; I am energized; I feel good.
I desire to feel good, I am grateful, I am success and abundance,
and I feel good.
I am grateful my needs are met this day, I am happy, and I
feel good.
I want to feel good. I intend to feel good. I feel good. Thank
you creator of all abundance and love.
Note, there is time at the end of the video to do your own
Japa meditation (see
next page) without listening to my voice. Or you can just
relax and become one with the flow of the universe.
Credits:
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The
declarations in the video are edited and reworked
from Joel Osteen's Your Best Life Now. I have
also read and can recommend his Become a Better You,
and I hope to make time soon to read his more recent
books.
Click
here to open Joel's website in a new window or tab.
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The
affirmations in the video are edited and reworked
from Dr. Wayne W. Dyer's The Power of Intention.*
There is time at the end of the video for Japa meditation,
which he describes in his book with CD Getting in
the Gap
Click
here to open Dr. Dyer's website in a new window/tab.
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The two songs in the video, "(A
force) Stronger Than (You and Me)" and "All
I Long For,"are sung by Jason & deMarco and
come from their CD Spirit Pop. If you come from
a religious background, you will probably also be inspired
by two collections of familiar Christian songs "from
the day," Jason & deMarco's "Songs for
the Spirit" and Jason's solo CD, Jason Warner Still,
which also contains a poignant duet of Annie's
"Tomorrow," sung by the youngster Jason and
the adult Jason.
Click
here to open Jason & deMarco's website in a new window/tab.
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Photographs taken at Bourbonnais (IL)Township Park District's
Perry Farm (and a few from home) by Richard G. Mills.
(Clarity has been diminished a bit by reducing the video
file to web-compatible sizes, although we'll be working
on a crisper version soon, while also correcting a slight
audio blip near the beginning of the video.) Narration
by Richard G. Mills. Music loop is (hopefully) a public-domain
download; if anyone knows that it is copyrighted, please
let me know.
Video production by and © Richard G. Mills | ThinkMills.com
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* By permission: Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, The Power of
Intention © 2007 Hay House, Inc., Carlsbad,
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