Comments on: Your Words Have Power

By: Alastair Humphreys

Alastair Humphreys — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:57:13 +0000

“self-talk” and “when I was young…” – both pretty valuable phrases for me to bear in mind.
I work as a motivational speaker (http://www.alastairhumphreys.com/speaking) but I often feel nervous about what I may be able to add in terms of personal growth. I suppose the key thing is to do what you’re passionate about, and do it with all your heart and soul, and with the optimism and confidence of a child?
Alastair

By: wickless candles

wickless candles — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 02:53:03 +0000

Great post. I think everyone struggles with unkind thoughts about themselves. It often happens when we begin to compare ourselves to others, but inevitably we compare our worst selves, to their very best selves. Because we usually only show the rest of the world the best of ourselves so it’s hard to accurately compare oneself to another. Boy, that was a long rambling sentence… I hope it made sense.

Also, it is important to look on the bright side… kind of monty python-ish “Always look on the bright side of life”. But seriously, I ask my kids everyday what the best part of their day was which helps them focus their attention on all the good things that happen. Why can’t we do the same for ourselves, ask ourselves what the best part of our personality is.. and then build on it. Might sound over simplified, but it works for me.

By: Siwale Stephen

Siwale Stephen — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 22:34:03 +0000

Hi Vic!
I would like to thank you and recommend you for the “greatest” work you are involved in; ‘saving humanity’ as I call it. This is because you are disclosing great things which needs to be known by humanity. Personally, i have come to know alot from alot of people who have brought known to me , like the great Bob Proctor and others, ans since knowing such people, Im not the same.
They say ‘what you don’t know will hurt you’. I used to be hurt by alot of things i did’t know, but i no longer get hurt because of the knowledge i get from you. Please, keep on the wounderful work.
God bless you

By: Tim

Tim — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 23:26:14 +0000

Thank you for sharing. Here are some more suggestions when someone ask you “How are you?”

“Better thank great.”
“I’m on top of the world.”
“I’m Excellent!”
“I’m swell!”

Also, there is a free red prayer book by Christian WORD Ministires that contains some “I am” affirmations. I declare and decree at least 20 of these affirmations into my life everyday, and my life has been “better than great!”

By: Petepc

Petepc — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 14:30:11 +0000

To Lou Webber,
Thank you for responding to my message and sharing with us all your situation and thoughts. I am so happy that you have a positive feeling from having posted your views in this forum and that other people are being inspired by Yours’ and my communication with each other.
I will endeavour in my search for a greater understanding regarding the affects of the surrounding environment and the recovery of not only Alzheimer’s patients but all patients that will benefit from positive surroundings, stimulation, thoughts, attention and positive self propagation. I truly believe positive thought is the key to life.

In your second message to me, you spoke of the affects of your positive comments to yourself “It was my compliments to my mind when it changed from negative to positive.” This is so true for all people; it is like credit and interest in banking terms. The more positive thoughts you harvest the more self empowered you are, the more negative thoughts you digest the worse you feel. Simply put as I term it “positive progression” and “ negative regression” Take the affects of a great summers day enjoying the beauty of one’s own favourite past time, compared to the feeling that you may have during the middle of winter when you are bed ridden with influencer or such symptoms. It is only natural to feel Highs and Lows during such times, the same as it is to feel this way with everyday life as you progress through it, unfortunately there is no simple cure for it, it requires acceptance of the situation and positive action to resolve it, by not paying attention to it, or taking and excepting suppressants to ease the pain you do not cure the problem.
I wish you the best of luck with your life and hope we keep our contact together, it will not only benefit you and I, but so many other people who around us.

Stay positive always.
Kind regards
Petepc

By: ALEXANDER MOSES A.

ALEXANDER MOSES A. — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 09:40:42 +0000

The word are inspiring, I love it.

By: william

william — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 14:26:39 +0000

That has been an inspiring and motivating article.Its true Words have Power in them.It has realy changed my thinking and as from now whenever a negative sef-talk come into my mind, i will train myself to automatically infuse a positive Word or phrase to0 cancel it out.

You have been a blessing to Many.

Thanks again N may GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!

By: ABRAR

ABRAR — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 08:57:37 +0000

To Peterpc
I started experiencing the law of attraction after reading the book
‘The Secret’ and deliberatly feeding the mind with positive thoughts.
This statement seems to be in continous with the Book

Abrar

By: letou obed

letou obed — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 00:51:34 +0000

This motivation is best because it teach how imust talk.from today everything areso good for me.

By: Lou Webber

Lou Webber — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 02:25:03 +0000

To: Petepc
I belatedly realized I had failed to incude part of my note to you that I considered to be important.

It was my compliments to my mind when it changed from negative to positive. In the course of my conversation with myself I am careful to be complimentary and encouraging rather then negative and discouraging. It is so easy to put down an incident as unimportant, when in fact it increases the downward spiral. I actually feel a positive response when I do not criticize myself and instead administer a proud pat on the back. I recommend everyone try it. You will be encouraged to do it again.

Lou