Master Affirmation Compendium Guidebook? Improving affirmations

[Gearshift]

Has anyone or the higher up clergy. Ever wanted to type up a master work on affirmations.

As someone who overcomplicates things trying to improve my affirmation with bigger words.

For example someone said -ing words are bad because it may happen later. You want it in now in other words a continuous clause causes issues.

I figure someone wanted to put things on large words, descriptive words, positive clauses, permanence clauses, etc.etc.

For example the word now and forever can be replaced with forevermore as it means now and ongoing.

For example when to add permanence clauses is another.

Another example is for example can I use the word Godlike and Perfect.

Godlike = not so much befitting a God. But performing a sublime masterful expression of a skill, ability, or property. For example speechcraft i.e. an umbrella communication term encompassing voice, diction, body language, tone, emotion etc.etc.

At the same time Perfect isn't absolute zenith of creation. But Perfect = grandmaster display of ability, skill, or capability that continues to evolve, progress, and grow forevermore

In reality I'd like help with affirmations as I tend to overcomplicate it. In fact I make it rhyme and try and use proper linguistics.

But basically affirmations are not linked with language arts.

Same for positive clauses. I've been using healthiest and most positive ways for me. But really is there a need for positive clauses in some cases or many cases. How so can I improve the fact I want to state I want the energy and scenario to affect me positively. I've even read of people stating xyz is affecting and happening to me in positive and safe ways for me.

I'm utterly confused on my overthinking of affirmations. I'd like a clinical on affirmations and a gathering of thoughts from members/clergy.

 

[Head Guardian Blitzkreig]

Has anyone or the higher up clergy. Ever wanted to type up a master work on affirmations.

As someone who overcomplicates things trying to improve my affirmation with bigger words.

For example someone said -ing words are bad because it may happen later. You want it in now in other words a continuous clause causes issues.

I figure someone wanted to put things on large words, descriptive words, positive clauses, permanence clauses, etc.etc.

For example the word now and forever can be replaced with forevermore as it means now and ongoing.

For example when to add permanence clauses is another.

Another example is for example can I use the word Godlike and Perfect.

Godlike = not so much befitting a God. But performing a sublime masterful expression of a skill, ability, or property. For example speechcraft i.e. an umbrella communication term encompassing voice, diction, body language, tone, emotion etc.etc.

At the same time Perfect isn't absolute zenith of creation. But Perfect = grandmaster display of ability, skill, or capability that continues to evolve, progress, and grow forevermore

In reality I'd like help with affirmations as I tend to overcomplicate it. In fact I make it rhyme and try and use proper linguistics.

But basically affirmations are not linked with language arts.

Same for positive clauses. I've been using healthiest and most positive ways for me. But really is there a need for positive clauses in some cases or many cases. How so can I improve the fact I want to state I want the energy and scenario to affect me positively. I've even read of people stating xyz is affecting and happening to me in positive and safe ways for me.

I'm utterly confused on my overthinking of affirmations. I'd like a clinical on affirmations and a gathering of thoughts from members/clergy.

I had written a post on this before.

In short, my advice would be to first thing of the action you want to occur, keeping in mind energy dynamics. After this, then focus on the wordplay, trying to get something concise, but still descriptive of the energetic event happening.

Above all, keeping practicing, keeping in mind the general guidelines here. Regarding your own ability, there is nothing wrong with using certain specific terms, as long as it makes sense to you. Someone else may have a different mental conception of the same word or phrase than you, which changes the programming.

Specific words help with being concise, and it can also be used to narrow the focus of the working. Using 'permanent' or other temporal conditions is more related to energy dynamics and what you plan on creating.

If you had an example of what you are trying to build an affirmation for, then others could give you better advice.

 

[Henu the Great]

I literally keep copy-pasting the topic Bltizkreig posted which has all the necessary bases covered yet still people keep asking the same question over and over... Furthermore, when one does adequate research on what people have written about affirmations over the years you can get a very good idea of what it should be like. And it looks exactly how Blitzkreig formulates it to be in his topic.

 

[Henu the Great]

Too long, didn't read.

Yes, affirmations are personal. However, how they are being formulated follow a clear structure that is more often than not shared by others as well.

 

[WiseDragon]

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Anyways I'm ranting.
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Yes.

 

[Onbael_]

Affirmation is only a means to make it easier to direct and programme the energies.

The real limit of affirmations is only that of your mind and consciousness.
Use clear and precise affirmations that can direct energies like a laser without scattering them.

Knowing this, use what suit you the best.