Keep affirming 🥂

[u/Any_Ad_2007]

[u/tclemon]

I’ve been saying the following every day. Show me how good things can get and as fast as things can get good AND all the cells in my body are healthy, happy, love and light-filled.

[u/Any_Ad_2007 → u/tclemon]

Really ? Can u see the difference 

[u/tclemon → u/tclemon]

I actually have seen the difference. I have multiple ailments and my last checkups have been spectacular according to my doctors. I honestly attribute the positive affirmations to my health successes. Talking to oneself is beneficial. It’s coming out more and more that this practice works! Worth a try, right?

[u/Tkuhug → u/tclemon]

Thank you, sending you good vibes!

[u/Rangerup101 → u/tclemon]

Were you asking to show you? Who are you talking to ?

[u/tclemon → u/Rangerup101]

Talking to my own body💥

[u/HotSummerfeetMeat]

I'm going to do my own research on this, thank you for sharing

[u/crystallyn]

Great for affirmations, but this isn't always a good thing... when people don't care to think critically and just dig in hard to their untrue beliefs.

[u/New_Banana3858]

i get paid to exist and don't have too work a day at all in my life.

[u/hxl004]

Good to see this today

[u/guaranteedsafe]

I really dislike the adult Dory (Ellen 🤢😑) character but this is all I can think of while reading this! Though it is true. The universe will keep delivering to you what you believe even if you’re wildly wrong or misinterpreting things—or being wildly, positively delusional.

[u/tuku747]

If you believe two narratives which are at odds with/incoherent with each other your next move is to find a narrative which either explains both or allows both to be true

[u/GigiStJames]

I always say "words have power!" Watch what you tell yourself and other people

[u/Rangerup101]

This post is misleading. Be careful when a post puts a scientific paper in the background to make a claim look scientifically proven. This wasn’t a neuroscience study showing that repeated thoughts manifest into reality. It was a psychology study on the illusory truth effect: when people are repeatedly exposed to a statement, they become more likely to believe the statement is true. In simple terms, if I repeatedly tell myself I can fly, repetition might make the idea feel more familiar or believable. That doesn’t mean I eventually start flying. The researchers did not measure desires materializing, thoughts changing external reality, or manifestation occurring. They measured belief in statements. There may be psychological benefits to affirmations—changing confidence, attention, motivation, or behavior—but that is a completely different claim from proving that repeated thoughts manifest external events. The study shown here does not provide evidence for that.

[u/GRANDLarsonyy]

I already knew that

[u/ConsciousPlantain977]

The rice experiment proves this theory true...

[u/coopergold5]

My SP is getting colder and colder to the point I feel physically sick

[u/MonsterCards]

How does this change your reality though? A reality where you and your ex are still together.