I have the courage to handle anything that comes my way.
I trust my life (this situation) is unfolding in the perfect, right way.
I allow myself to express my pain constructively.
I have the courage to forgive myself and others.
I accept forgiveness from myself.
I accept forgiveness from myself and others.
I am willing to be willing to face my fear of ____________________.
I am willing to face my fear of ____________________.
I have the courage to face my fear of ____________________.
I have the courage to know I am worthy of being loved.
I have the courage to know that I can.
I am capable and creative.
I help myself achieve my goals by knowing I can surmount any obstacles in my path.
Life loves giving to me.
I trust that I will have all that I need.
I am thankful for what I have.
I am proud of my abilities.
I own my own excellence by concentrating on the good in myself.
I have the courage to believe in myself.
I focus on my positive attributes.
I have the courage to savor my excellence every day.
I like and admire myself.
I have the courage to know and experience my true feelings.
I have a right to my feelings, whatever they are.
I express my feelings constructively.
I see old patterns when they arise and can free myself from them.
I appreciate the good things about my childhood and let go of the pain.
I have the courage to allow others to take responsibility for themselves.
I trust and respect other’s wisdom and common sense.
I hold my inner child lovingly.
I respect my co-workers and they respect me.
I let go of any rigid expectations I have of others.
I release my painful feelings and reach out in love and understanding to others who are
in pain now.
I am empathetic and understanding.
I ask for help when I need it.
I love and accept myself in the darkness as well as in the light.
I trust I am capable.
I love myself.
I congratulate myself for the good things I do, say, and think.
I deserve gold stars.
I am a worthwhile and capable woman even though I make mistakes.
I have the courage to love and support myself by acknowledging my intrinsic worth.
I am an up, excited, and energetic woman.
I am a woman and I have the courage to be my own good friend.
I have the strength to know I am not the target.
I know I don’t need to “fix” anyone else’s attitude or circumstances.
I take one thing at a time in bite-size pieces.
I solve problems with ease and intelligence.
I know I can rescue only myself.
I put my white flag away.
I trust others know how to best live their lives.
I credit my “life account” by setting realistic limits.
I have the courage to decide what I will and will not give.
I balance my life by taking care of my physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual needs.
I have the power to be who I want to be.
I invite into my life the perfect people to support and nurture me.
I have the courage to explore my fears.
I create a safe and protected environment in which to transform my fears.
I am a good person even though I sometimes feel angry.
I give my inner child permission to have and express her feelings.
I have the courage to work through my anger constructively.
I help myself feel up by looking and straightening up.
I use the power of my wonderful body/mind to feel good.
I am valuable and worthwhile.
I treat myself in a manner that enhances my feelings of self-worth.
I am my own best friend.
I love and appreciate myself.
I compassionately tend my inner garden.
I gently and courageously prune limiting beliefs and actions from my life.
I appreciate the unique beauty I bring to my world.
I congratulate myself on the person I am, and the person I am becoming.
I accept myself just as I am now.
I give thanks for myself and my imperfections.
I give myself permission to transform and beautify my personal tapestry.
I am willing to be willing to love myself.
I am willing to love myself.
I am a valuable and worthwhile woman.
I deserve validation and praise.
I have the courage to praise and validate myself.
I deserve rest and relaxation.
I take time to replenish my energy, through rest and relaxation.
I am better able to love myself and others when l am rested and relaxed.
I am aware of my limits and I honor them.
I give myself permission to keep my life simple.
I have the right to say “No” without feeling guilty.
I have the courage to say “No” without feeling guilty.
I pay attention to what I know is right for me.
I have the right to have a personal life all my own.
I am more loving to myself and my family when I have the courage to set limits.
I have the courage to see my inner child as lovable.
My inner child is acceptable to me and others.
I unconditionally love and accept my inner little girl.
I am lovable.
I deserve to be loved.
I recognize my inner child’s need to reach out for comfort and solace.
I love my needy inner child.
I am safe in the world.
I use my wise imagination to create a safe harbor for myself.
I give myself permission to fill my vase to overflowing.
It is loving for me to fill my own vase.
I have the courage to allow myself life’s vase to overflow.
I open myself to receive all good things.
I love others unconditionally from the fullness of my own heart.
I am willing to be willing to forgive ____________________.
I am willing to forgive ____________________.
I forgive ____________________.
I am worthy of forgiveness.
I love and forgive myself as I would a dear friend.
I, totally and without reservation, forgive myself for ____________________.
I have the courage to be nice, and I enjoy it.
I am aware of and nurture the inner child in other people.
I love and respect the inner child I see in others.
I listen to the inner child in myself and others.
I am a woman and I have the courage to create peace of mind.
I find peace and serenity in silence.
I take time to be silent.
I listen to and trust my inner wisdom.
I have the courage to live in the moment.
I savor each minute given to me.
I appreciate each priceless day I live.
I let go of feelings that are not mine.
I am fresh and clean.
I am full of Iove and energy.
Each day I am more and more able to love and forgive.
Each day I am more and more able to love and forgive myself.
I allow love to flow through me to ____________________.
I forgive myself for my past mothering.
I am the best mother I can be.
I lovingly support all children in my care.
Today, I have the courage to be uniquely myself.
I give thanks for the gifts that I, alone, have to share.
I accept the past, enjoy the present, and look forward to the future.
I allow myself to rest in the unseen arms of God.
I am supported and loved by unseen friends and mentors.
I have the courage to accept comfort.
I speak to myself in a loving manner.
I use empowering words such as choose to, want to, and will.
I make excellent choices.
I am full of energy and creativity.
I have all the time I need to accomplish everything I want to do.
I can. I know. I can.
I am in charge of my mind.
I choose to think healing, loving, and thankful thoughts.
I have the power to create peaceful thoughts even, in stressful situations.
I choose to look at things with a “that’s good” attitude.
I value myself as I would a precious diamond.
By accepting myself, I reflect light to all around me.
I gently explore all facets of my being and love them all.
I deserve to have what I want and need.
I have the courage to ask for what I want and need.
I love and accept myself even when I am having a difficult time.
I am a woman and I have the courage to make my own choices.
I say “Yes” to life.
I am light and I reflect light to others.
I have to right to make my own choices.
I have the right to have wants and needs.
I make choices easily.
I am willing to grow up.
I have the courage to take responsibility for myself.
I listen carefully to myself and make informed decisions.
I am wise and capable.
I am my own best expert, my own authority about what is right for me.
I have the courage to listen to my inner wisdom.
I live in the present.
I can courageously handle anything as long as I take it one moment at a time.
“This, too, shall pass.”
I am willing to risk even when I am afraid.
I am proud of myself.
I am proud of myself when I dare to risk.
I empower myself by accepting risk as a part of my life.
I sidestep other’s negativity.
My peace of mind lies in not becoming defensive.
I protect myself in negative situations.
I have the right to have relationships that love and support me.
I make excellent choices in my close relationships.
I choose to be around people who lift my spirit.
I am a woman, and I have the courage to care for my body.
My immune system is perfectly balancing and healing my body.
I have the courage to love, appreciate, and care for my body.
My body is strong and resilient.
My body is a wondrous healing machine.
I love and trust my body.
I gently encourage my body when it is in need of healing.
I pay close attention to my body.
I respect my body and honor its needs.
I am alert to the signals my body sends me.
Each day I give the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of my being
loving attention.
I have the courage and discipline to live a balanced life.
I enjoy staying finely tuned.
I love and appreciate my body.
I am proud of my body and what it can do.
I am thankful for my body, which is my vehicle for moving through life.
I concentrate on the pleasure of being my right weight.
I enjoy nutritious food and eat the perfect amount.
I have the courage to appreciate my body and take good care of it.
I love and accept the age I am now.
I feel young, enthusiastic, and energetic.
I have the courage to face my fears about aging and share them with people I trust.
I highlight the positives of being ____________________ years old.
I enjoy and celebrate myself.
I love who I am and who I am becoming.
I am enjoying exercising.
I make time to give my body the exercise it wants and needs.
I am committed to my exercise program.
My goal is to understand and have my words reflect what is in my heart.
I have the courage to listen to others even when it is difficult or scary.
I love others by listening attentively to them.
In my defenselessness my safety lies.
I encourage my inner child to communicate with me.
By listening to my inner child I help her heal.
I choose the perfect people with whom to share my feelings.
I give myself permission to blow up constructively.
I have the courage to express my feelings constructively.
Each day I am more aware of my feelings and express them quickly and lovingly.
I am aware of what I feel.
I keep my communication clear by using “I messages.” I communicate how I feel without
judging others.
I trust myself to know what and when I need to communicate.
I can wait patiently for the right time to communicate with others.
I work with others to choose the best time for discussions.
I am gentIe with myself and others.
I have the courage to share my true feelings gently and with love.
I speak to others the way I would want them to speak to me.
I let critical thoughts drift effortlessly out of my mind and replace them with thoughts
of support and good will.
I focus on the good in myself and others.
It is not my job.
I have the right to have limits.
I know my limits and allow myself to do what is reasonable for me.
I’ am a strong and resourceful mother.
I have the courage to act even though I feel afraid.
I have the strength to do the things I need to do.
I am strong and capable.
I can do whatever I set my mind to.
I have the courage to see myself filled with strength and confidence.
I respond to circumstances in a healthy and helpful manner.
I carefully choose my responses.
I have the courage to think before I act.
I give thanks for my pain and for the lessons I learn from it.
I have a positive, uplifting attitude.
I have the courage to explore my shadow side.
I accept risks and challenges.
I love and protect my inner wisdom, which helps me choose the perfect people with who to
share my secrets.
I love and protect my inner child as she risks exposing our secrets to the light.
I take care of myself. I am powerful and strong.
I love being a woman.
I bloom even in difficult situations.
God is loving me now.
Each day I open my hurt to recognize the rainbows in my life.
I allow my inner child to reveal in everyday blessings.
I have the courage to believe in the miraculous.
I fill myself with the beauty and peace of nature.
I am valuable and loveable.
I have the right to laugh and be happy.
I am my own best playmate. I am feminine in the finest sense of the word.
I have the courage to think before I eat.
I have the courage to stand up for myself.
I have a mind of my own.
I like my mothering abilities.
I forgive myself for any poor parenting I’ve done.
I give advice sparingly and only when asked.
I have the courage to look at my fears and beliefs, and free myself from those that
limit me.
I love and enjoy my child.
I give thanks for my child and lovingly release to her highest good.
I hold my child, lovingly, in open hands.
I can take care of myself, and I allow others to take care of me when it is appropriate.
I have the power to be who I want to be.
I invite into my life the perfect people to support and nurture me.
I have the courage to explore my fears.
I create a safe and protected environment in which to transform my fears.
I am a good person even though I sometimes feel angry.
I give my inner child permission to have and express her feelings.
I have the courage to work through my anger constructively.
I help myself feel up by looking and straightening up.
I use the power of my wonderful body/mind to feel good.
I am valuable and worthwhile.
I treat myself in a manner that enhances my feelings of self-worth.
I am my own best friend.
I love and appreciate myself.
I compassionately tend my inner garden.
I gently and courageously prune limiting beliefs and actions from my life.
I appreciate the unique beauty I bring to my world.
I congratulate myself on the person I am, and the person I am becoming.
I accept myself just as I am now.
I give thanks for myself and my imperfections.
I give myself permission to transform and beautify my personal tapestry.
I am willing to be willing to love myself.
I am willing to love myself.
I am a valuable and worthwhile woman.
I deserve validation and praise.
I have the courage to praise and validate myself.
I deserve rest and relaxation.
I take time 10 replenish my energy, through rest and relaxation.
I am better able to love myself and others when l am rested and relaxed.
I am secure and capable.
I am confident and self-assured.
I like myself immensely and enjoy my own company.
I am the director of my life story and can choose how I act at any given moment.
I have the courage to accept my mate as is.
I create an atmosphere of safety in my relationship by being nonjudgmental.
My mate’s uniqueness delights me.
I accept the people I love as they are now.
I love and accept my family and encourage them to live their lives in their own way.
I search for untrue beliefs about myself and replace them with self-affirming
statements.
I have the courage to know I am worthwhile
Each day I’m more easily aware of my attitudinal habits.
I am leaving a legacy of authenticity by having the courage to be myself.
I have the courage to share my secret about ____________________ with an understanding person.
I listen to my inner wisdom, which helps me choose the perfect people with whom to share
my secrets.
I take care of myself.
I make realistic demands on myself.
I am better able to love myself and others because Superwoman is out to pasture.
Superwoman doesn’t live here anymore.
I am a woman and I have the courage to recognize rainbows.
I take time to open my eyes and heart to miracles.
I take time to see and appreciate nature.
I have the courage to focus on beauty even in the midst of pain. I trust I am never
alone.
I am loved and protected in this life and beyond.
I have the courage to open myself to the love that surrounds me.
I allow myself to absorb love and acceptance from others.
I have the courage to know I am worthy.
I trust my inner butterfly.
I take a few quiet minutes each day to tune into my inner self.
Each day I am more able to hear the quiet whispers of my inner wings.
I have the courage to take myself lightly. I encourage myself to play and have fun.
I enjoy having an attitude of playfulness.
I have the courage to compassionately detach from others when necessary.
I lighten up about things that irritate me.
I don’t get hooked because I accept others as they are.
I take the time to be in and appreciate nature.
I respect and love nature, and allow it to respect and love me in return.
I am comforted by the strength and beauty of nature.
I am a woman and I have the courage to claim the Goddess within.
I welcome the wisdom and compassion of my inner priestess into my life.
I easily accept the valuable lessons I learn in the school of life.
I give myself credit for what I know and what I am learning.
I give myself credit for what I have done.
I value the wisdom I’ve gained through experience.
I courageously accept my own credibility.
I have the courage to revel in my humanness.
I accept all of my different selves into the throne room of my heart.
I am perfect just the way I am. I have nothing to be ashamed of.
I tap into the invisible power in and around me.
I am surrounded by forces that love and protect me.
I thankfully accept the love and wisdom of my Goddess within.
I express my Goddess energy by being truly who I am.
I am powerful and strong.
I love being a woman.
I use my power and authority gently and with love.
I reach out to others in empathy and understanding.
I have the courage to find meaning in even my deepest pain.
I see myself as a vessel and find joy in serving others.
I pay attention to the Goddess within.
I take time to be in the silence each day.
I have all of my answers inside of myself.
I have the courage to value both my feminine and masculine qualities.
I create peace and harmony on our planet by first creating peace and harmony within
myself.
I balance and harmonize my masculine and feminine selves.
I give myself the gift of adopting a mentor-mom.
I welcome ____________________ into my life as a source of comfort, inspiration, and wisdom.
I reach out to ____________________ in love and friendship.
I am respectful of everything and everyone.
I consciously practice harmless living.
I have reverence for all life.
Abusive Relationship
I have the right to protect myself and seek safety.
I am stronger than I realize, and I can survive this.
There are people and resources available to help me through this difficult time.
I deserve to live a life free from fear and abuse.
My safety is a priority, and I will do whatever it takes to protect myself.
I am not alone; others have survived and thrived after leaving abusive situations.
I can reach out for support and guidance from professionals who understand and can help.
There is hope for a better life, and I am capable of creating a brighter future.
I am resilient and can rebuild my life with time and support.
I am worthy of a safe and nurturing relationship.
I have the strength and courage to prioritize my well-being and happiness.
I am not defined by my role as a wife; I am an individual with rights and autonomy.
I deserve to be loved for who I am, without any form of abuse or manipulation.
Leaving an abusive relationship is an act of self-preservation and strength.
I can build a life free from abuse and create a positive future for myself.
Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
I am capable of breaking free from the cycle of abuse and creating a healthier life for myself and any children involved.
I deserve to surround myself with supportive and caring people who uplift me.
Loss of a Lover
I can find happiness and meaning in life again, even without them": Acknowledging that happiness and fulfillment are still possible after loss allows for personal growth and healing.
I did the best I could, and I forgive myself for any perceived shortcomings": Practicing self-compassion and forgiveness can help release feelings of guilt and self-blame.
I am worthy of love and deserve to be treated with kindness and respect": Recognizing self-worth helps in opening up to new relationships and connections.
It's okay to trust and open my heart to others": Accepting that vulnerability is a natural part of forming meaningful relationships and that not everyone will hurt us.
I will cherish the memories but make space for new experiences": Allowing room for new experiences doesn't mean forgetting or dishonoring the past but rather honoring it while embracing the present.
I can create a positive future while still honoring their memory": Integrating the loss into one's life story can lead to finding meaning and purpose moving forward.
I can keep their memory alive through acts of kindness and love": Finding ways to honor the person they lost through positive actions can be empowering and healing.
I deserve to let go of things that no longer serve me emotionally": Recognizing that it's okay to let go of physical reminders when the time feels right for personal healing.
My happiness doesn't diminish the love I had for them": Finding joy in life again doesn't mean forgetting or dismissing the love shared with the person they lost.
I am not alone; there are people who care and support me": Seeking help from loved ones or professionals during the healing process is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Bereavement
Their memory lives on in my heart, and I carry their love with me always": Acknowledging the enduring presence of the loved one's memory can bring comfort and a sense of connection.
I can honor their life by living mine to the fullest": Embracing life and pursuing one's dreams and passions can be a tribute to the person who has passed away.
Grief is a natural process, and it's okay to feel a range of emotions": Accepting that grief is a natural response to loss allows for a healthier expression of emotions.
I am allowed to take all the time I need to heal and grieve": Recognizing that healing is a personal journey and giving oneself permission to grieve at their own pace.
I am resilient, and I have the strength to get through this difficult time": Trusting in one's resilience and inner strength can help in facing the challenges of grief.
I am not alone in my grief; there are people who care and understand": Seeking support from loved ones or grief support groups can provide comfort and companionship.
It's okay to ask for help when I need it": Recognizing that seeking help from others is a sign of strength, not weakness.
I can find moments of peace and healing in nature, art, or spirituality": Exploring activities or practices that bring solace and comfort can aid in the healing process.
I can create new traditions and rituals to honor their memory": Finding ways to commemorate the loved one's life and create new meaningful traditions.
It's okay to smile and find joy amidst grief": Allowing oneself to experience moments of happiness does not diminish the love or impact of the person who passed away.
I am allowed to remember them fondly without feeling guilty": Embracing memories with love and warmth can be a source of comfort and healing.
I will treasure the time we had together and carry the lessons they taught me": Focusing on the positive impact of the loved one's presence in life can offer inspiration for personal growth.