Good Sunday evening, my friends!
‘Tis the season, as they say. The Christmas season is upon us again. Here are 18 affirmations that will put you in the spirit and in the mindset to make the most and enjoy the most as we move through the holiday season.
Seasons blessings to you and yours!
Ray
My newest video is a recording I’ve been wanting to make for a couple years. The video includes 18 Christmas affirmations repeated twice each and set to a beautiful Christmas track.
These Christmas affirmations are meant to help you see the Christmas season as the transformative moment it can be every year. Get motivated to draw the best from experience and see Christmas with renewed hope.
Wishing each and every one of you a blessed holiday season!
Ray
Thought for Today:
“Our hearts grow tender with childhood memories and love of kindred, and we are better throughout the year for having, in spirit, become a child again at Christmas-time.”
Laura Ingalls Wilder
In the hustle and bustle that accompanies this time of the year, may you stop, breathe deeply, and ingest the spirit of the season. This is a season when light fills hearts and we recall that there is meaning and purpose in our lives. We experience the importance of the interior journey and how it connects us to and transforms the world around us. We remember that giving, without expectation, is the doorway to receiving beyond expectation. Mostly, though, we remember that hope conquers every doubt, illuminates every shadow, and heals every wound, if you are willing to let it work through you. Today a few affirmations to help you see the Christmas season with new eyes and new hearts.
Stay inspired! Stay inspired! Great things are on the way to you right now!
Ray
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Today’s Affirmation
I embody the triumph of light over darkness.
Do you believe good defeats evil, right vanquishes wring, light conquers darkness? There’s no missing the metaphor this time each year. As we approach Winter Solstice n the northern hemisphere, we are also experiencing the longest, darkest nights of the entire year. Then, just when it seems darkness will prevail, the cycle reverses. The days slowly begin to get longer and light is victorious.
Whether you celebrate Christmas, Yule, Hanukkah, the Solstice, or are just a casual observer, you’ll note this time of year is celebrated as a “season of light” in celebration of this victory; whether you see it as literal or metaphorical.
It begs the question. What’s your life philosophy when it comes to the great battle between light and darkness that wages constantly in our hearts, our minds, and our world? Do you believe in the eventual triumph of light in the human spirit or have you bought into the long night of humanity’s past and given up hope?
Your answer informs your worldview to a large degree. It affects your thinking, your words, your actions, and how you interpret the world around you. All of those create your life experience and the collective belief of a critical mass of people literally creates our world.
We cannot afford to cede victory to the darkness, while claiming to seek a better us and a better world. Hard as it is some days, you’ve got to believe that light is winning and will win in the end.
When you’re firm on that, the cynicism drops away, your mission clarifies, and you become an active participant in ensuring that’s the outcome we’ll experience.
Wishing each of you a light-filled day. Just in case no one has reminded you today, you are awesome!
Ray
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Thought for Today:
“Our hearts grow tender with childhood memories and love of kindred, and we are better throughout the year for having, in spirit, become a child again at Christmas-time.”
~Laura Ingalls Wilder
In the hustle and bustle that accompanies this time of the year, may you stop, breathe deeply, and ingest the spirit of the season. This is a season when light fills hearts and we recall that there is meaning and purpose in our lives. We experience the importance of the interior journey and how it connects us to and transforms the world around us.
We remember that giving, without expectation, is the doorway to receiving beyond expectation. Mostly, though, we remember that hope conquers every doubt, illuminates every shadow, and heals every wound, if you are willing to let it work through you.
Today a few affirmations to help you see the Christmas season with new eyes and new hearts.
Stay inspired!
Stay inspired! Great things are on the way to you right now!
Ray
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