Awakening Who "I Am": Two Words to Ignite Your Transformation

You don’t affirm ability or potential; rather, you affirm achievement and performance: “I Am a loving parent” or “I Am a dynamic leader.”

We need to be wise in what we choose to author, asking: Is what I Am about to author worthy of my time and talent? Will it edify others? What is my primary motive? Am I seeking first to bless, not impress, seeking first the health and welfare of my audience, not my wealth?

“You are one thing only. You are a Divine Being, an all-powerful Creator. You are a Deity in jeans and a t-shirt, and within you dwells the infinite wisdom of the ages and the sacred creative force of All that is, will be and ever was.” — Anthon St. Maarten

BE PROACTIVE AND FINISH WHAT YOU START Start reading this book—or start writing your own—with the intention to finish it and follow it. Affirm now: I Am an author and finisher.

“Your greatest awakening comes when you are aware about your infinite nature.” — Amit Ray

The ancients had this right: natural laws preside over and govern the earth and all things on the face of the earth. Similarly, there are natural laws and principles (what we call Universal Principles or UPs) that ultimately govern our lives—and have the power to lift us up as we live in harmony with them or drag us down as we ignore or disobey the

While saying I Am a creator, see yourself creating or authoring something that aligns with your gifts, talents, intelligences, or strengths. Feel the emotions of having your work published or having your creations come to life.

As Steve Taylor, PhD, suggests: Awakening expands our awareness and intensifies our feelings. We transcend the thoughts that normally preoccupy us and feel a sense of elation or serenity. Our perceptions become more vivid, and we sense a keen connection to nature and to other people, a sense of love and compassion, a sense that we have ascended bey

That kind of change—a mindset change, paradigm shift, or change in how you perceive the world and your place in it—can also happen in a flash.