Understanding Affirmations & Intentions
I recently had a good conversation with someone in an AREI Zoom Room video conference where they expressed their concern with affirmations in general, describing it as a "fake it until you make it" process that they couldn't get behind. If that is how one sees affirmations and intentions, I agree it isn't a good thing to do because one feels like they are lying to themselves. That's never a good foundation for anything. There is a different way of looking at affirmations and intentions, though, that might lay a better foundation and resonate more positively with some of us seeking to regain a fulfilling, joyful relationship with someone who has crossed over. As readers here may know, I think of affirmations and intentions as words, thoughts, feelings and mental imagery that tunes me into the frequency of experience I wish to acquire. In other words, I don't see such tools as "faking it until I make it" or as lying to myself, because I don't...