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Revised I Am That I Am
- Poems, Affirmations & Thoughts of Reflection
- ナレーター: Brennan Koenigsreuter
- 再生時間: 1 時間 26 分
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あらすじ・解説
The only reason you seek what you desire is because you already found it in the form of the desire itself.
An affirmation is a true statement. It is not wishful thinking. When you affirm something, you absorb the words into your soul to awaken what is already true. The purpose of this book is to affirm who you already are.
By the time you finish listening to it, you will see how much you’ve already manifested.
Each silent or spoken word awakens your soul’s true purpose.
Some affirmations are written as poems or as thoughts of reflection. It is like your own personal journal of affirmations. Similarly, just as I have traveled into my creative processes of alchemy, you (too) can create to process, to process what you create. Print it. Keep it next to your bed, on your nightstand or inside a keepsake treasure chest.
As you affirm any word, any sentence, any paragraph, any minute or the entire book, remember one thing and one thing only: Feeling an affirmation is the secret to its manifestation. You will never be the same.
QUIÉ DIGNÉ.
This revised version offers a more comprehensive inscription on what speaking daily affirmations is really all about" when the essence or a combination of both earthly nature and the heart of heaven (aligned within) making “extraordinary” things happen in everyday life (without).
The spiritual journey is not a search; it is an uncovering of the magic that lies within you. It is remembering the truths you already know. Since you have access to this exact same source of magic, wisdom, and potential as I do, it means that, at some level deep inside, you already know everything I'm saying is true. So, try to remember that I am not teaching you anything with my words. I’m simply using words in an attempt to remind you of something you already know.
Genevieve Davis