Introduction to Affirmations

Affirmations are a useful method of "programming" your mind to act in a particular way. These affirmations collected from a number of sources can be printed on 3" x 5" index cards and carried with you during the day. Make it a habit to read them through at least in the morning and evening during a quiet time.

Further information on the effectiveness of affirmations as a tool for creativity can be found in Julia Cameron's book The Artist's Way - A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity . This page was updated with some of the affirmations from the earlier part of this book.

If you would like your affirmations printed on clear static cling vinyl that can be posted on windows, mirrors, windshields or PC's, visit the Affirmation (Brainstickers (R)) Web Site. Alternatively, contact Ed Thomas by email.

Have a look at the products from New Age Affirmation Software here in Australia

Affirmations

I am a brilliant and successful artist.

I am allowed to nurture my artist

I am confident and competent in my creative work.

I am tolerant of the ambiguity in problems.

I am willing to be of service through my creativity.

I am willing to create

I am willing to experience my creative energy.

I am willing to learn to let myself create

I am willing to use my creative talents.

I begin every task by thinking of new and better ways to accomplish it.

I consider many possible solutions from many diverse sources.

I deserve a rewarding creative life.

I have a constant flow of new and interesting ideas.

I have an adventurous mind and seen new experiences regularly.

I have an unusual ability to reach creative decisions and to find creative solutions for problems.

I have rich creative talents.

I have the courage and self-confidence necessary to put my solutions into practice.

I have the strength and persistence necessary to work ideas through to solutions.

I maintain a complexity of outlook on life.

I play with partial, incomplete and sometimes foolish ideas.

I recognise the task of making mistakes but learn from my failures.

I spend ten minutes each morning and evening, thinking over problems.

I treat each new problem I encounter as a new door to be opened, and an opportunity to be creative.