What are positive affirmations?

A positive declaration, action, or assertion the individual repeats, which awakes a desired state of being. Expressed in the present tense, an affirmation is absorbed by the conscious and subconscious mind and over time The mind/body connection:

As you move through the course, keep the above definition in mind.

Affirmations can be a powerful tool for healing and personal development if fully embraced and implemented on a consistent basis. This course provides an in-depth guide to healing many common physical, emotional and mental ailments through conscious thought correction and healing affirmations

Positive affirmations can be used to reprogram your thought patterns and change the way you think and feel about things. This course will teach you various ways to implement positive affirmations into your daily life.

Increasingly, science has shown that there is a deep connection between our thoughts, emotions, and our physical state. This course will explore this concept in detail and provide tools for the student to effectively harness the power of positive affirmations as a healing tool. Evidence-based research shows that positive affirmations, like prayer and meditation, actually change the brain on a cellular level – your thoughts lead to feelings and actions thinking a new thought is like driving to a destination for the first time; It may be unfamiliar and uncomfortable at first. With repetition it becomes familiar. After a while, you know how to drive there automatically. It becomes ingrained. You can learn to think new things that can also become automatic.

This is neuroplasticity – forging new neural pathways. Thoughts make a chemical. If you have happy thoughts, then you’re producing chemicals that make you feel good. Change your negative thoughts, it’s a crucial component of mental health.

We will explore many different ways to use positive affirmations.

We will explore how our physical state can be directly impacted by our mental patterns and emotional trauma. change the mental, emotional, and physiological state of a person.