Your Word Is Creative Power: Speak What You Choose to Become

Everything you think and speak is an affirmation.

Not just the ones you recite in front of a mirror, but the ones that pass through you all day long.

Every word is a seed. Every thought is a shaping force. Every phrase becomes frequency in your field.

Even when you’re simply describing a feeling or narrating a moment, you are speaking energy into form.

And that is why the words you choose, both internally and aloud, carry so much weight.

This is THE work.

Because your words are instruments of creation, they are the framework of the reality you inhabit.

When you say:

“Nothing ever works out.”

“I’m always broke.”

“I’ll never be loved the way I need.”

It may seem like you’re expressing your truth in the moment. But you are doing much more.

You are affirming those beliefs with the power of your field. You are placing them on the altar of creation. You are naming them, and everything you name begins to take form.

Because Source, an ever-present mirror, always says yes.  Without reward, punishment, judgment, or favor.

What you affirm is what you agree to hold. What you speak is what you become available to receive.

Who Is Speaking?

Many of the phrases we speak come from a part of us that we’ve mistaken as the whole. The one who we have come to believe as ourSelf.

We call it the ego, the personality, the person. The voice of identity shaped by experiences, beliefs, memory, and fear. It is the conditioned self. The familiar narrator of limitation.

But this is not who you actually are.

You are Consciousness. You are Source-Creator in breath. You are the I AM.

When you speak from this remembrance, your words carry a different tone. They restore. They align. They create from truth rather than a BS story you’ve practiced repeating as your “truth.”

What you speak shapes your frequency and what you repeat becomes your life.

Affirmations are not confined to spiritual practice. They live in the everyday language you choose. They form the sentence structures of your life.

You can change your life by changing your language. You can reshape your identity by remembering who is speaking.

Speak as the I AM.

Speak as the one who knows.

I love you,

Shea