Affirmations and Other Things to Make You Feel Good

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Intuitive wisdom

Dont second guess youeself. You know the right answer and whats best for you. Make choices that align with your true self. Your intuition is a powerful compass guiding you towards whats best for you. Follow that inner voice, it knows your desires, values and dreams.

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It is essencial to have a vision, a goal you have faith in. And listen to your emotions. They tell you how you feel about something. If you feel bad, its often becuse of how you percieve whatever is happening. They tell you, you are of track of that which you desire.


So, its not just to have a vision. It is enforced by how you feel about it. Choose different thoughts and, your whole world changes!

(I didnt use these " about the previous post. Just to be clear, those are not my words but i agree with them)

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"Speak positive words into your life every single morning. Think big. Think healing. Thing growth mindset. Always start the day with positive energy. You deserve it!"

[Alex Penn]

Absolutely, we all hit those lows. Affirmations can be a game-changer. Surround yourself with uplifting influences, engage in activities you love, and celebrate your achievements—big or small.

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Affirm 

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Apr 25, 2022 23:48:28 GMT TheWhiteTiger said:

Apr 25, 2022 11:03:17 GMT G-host said:

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Did you know that if one prays upon water with positive intent, it turns into these beautiful geometric shapes, as opposite, it gets kind of muddy and chaotic. 
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This is a picture of a snowflake. Its as if the earth writes a poem about love, gratitude and all things good when it snows. And remember, our bodies contain up to 60% water!

I've heard of this phenomenon, but never actually saw any evidence for it. It's supposedly something observed by Masaru Emoto, but he provided nothing remotely close to a scientific validation

Not trying to poo poo on your parade, but if you can replicate this I'd be thoroughly amazed.

Theres another experiment thats i believe to be legit 

"How does sand react to sound?

First add sand to the plate then begin playing a tone. Certain frequencies vibrate the metal plate in such a way that it creates areas where there is no vibration. The sand "falls" into those areas, creating beautiful geometric patterns. As the frequency increases in pitch the patterns become more complex"