Prosperity's 12 Affirmations

Examine Prosperity’s 3rd Affirmation to determine what it means to you, “I Only Speak Words that Affirm Prosperity, Abundance and Wealth”. Do you only speak words that affirm prosperity, abundance or wealth? If you do, please leave comments here that will help the rest of us do so as well. I must admit that I am not sure that I speak prospering words most of the time, although it is my intention to do so. The ideal is to speak words that only create what you want to experience. A good test of this is to honestly evaluate your habitual and frequent speaking. Take time to consider, “Do I want to really experience the ideas that I am speaking?” This is especially true when you are speaking about your prosperity or that of another person. The idea supporting Prosperity’s 3rd Affirmation is to express the nature of Abundance and Prosperity as attributes of God and to not misuse or misrepresent God’s Nature of Abundance.

Today, take a few moments and assess your habits of speech. Are you creating possibilities of prosperity with your words or are you creating more ideas of limitation and lack, thus misusing the creative power of your words and misrepresenting God’s promise to give you the power to attain wealth?

But remember the LORD your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth, and so confirms his covenant, which he swore to your forefathers, as it is today. Deuteronomy 8:18

This is the 3rd month of the year and time to review Prosperity’s 3rd Affirmation, “I Only Speak Words that Affirm Prosperity, Abundance and Wealth”. As we repeat and practice this affirmation, we realize that the words we choose to speak have manifesting power in them. However, what is not always clear is that what manifests is born of our intentions and the meaning we have given to the words we speak and not necessarily the commonly agreed upon meaning of the words, such as what may be found in a dictionary. Before going on, I want to point out that the commonly agreed upon meaning of words is extremely important to the communication process; I am not suggesting that we take on redefining words to use in our affirmations. My point is that we examine our intent and our understanding of the idea that the word or words express. Are we clear about what we are affirming? In this case we are affirming that we consciously speak words that support our prosperity and the prosperity of others. We temper our concerns about what may appear as lack or limitation with our believe in the possibility of the current appearance being temporary and that it will soon be replaced with our experience of prosperity.

Join me in this review of Prosperity’s 3rd Affirmation with your comments to this posting and by reading some of the other postings regarding Prosperity’s 3rd Affirmation, e.g. http://prosperingtimes.com/blog/category/affirmation-3/ and http://prosperingtimes.com/blog/2009/07/18/prosperitys-3rd-affirmation-a-reminder-to-speak-prosperously/