You are responsible for your own behavior.
You are responsible for your words.
You are responsible for your attitude.
You are responsible for your thoughts.
When we take full responsibility for ourselves, we stop paying attention to others’ mistakes.
When we are living on purpose and in integrity with our values, we have no focus on others.
When we are on the high way of life, we are whole and happy and free, prosperous and fulfilled.
When we are enjoying the life we have created, we model inspired living.
If we are criticizing, judging and blaming others, we need to get our own life together.
If we are feeling regret, guilt or resentment, we need to forgive ourselves instantly and choose again.
If we are low energy, depressed, or hurting, we need to extend love and peace to all others.
If we are lost, confused, afraid and indecisive, we need to stop and listen within to our inner voice.
Life is an inside job.
When we are attending to our own inner calling, we honor our own sacred journey.
When we are focused on fulfilling our part and doing our work, there is no distraction.
When we are enjoying the learning from our own mistakes and making new choices, we mind our own business.
So much of our motivation is on avoiding other’s criticism and complaints, that we forsake ourselves.
We tend to distract, delay and detour our own life by tending to everyone around us.
When we tend our own garden, we enjoy the fruits of our spiritual labor.
When we listen within, we have little time to listen to others disapproval.
I no longer need others’ approval. I now approve of myself.
I love, trust and respect myself and my choices.
I always do what is highest and best for me.
I trust what is best for me is a blessing for others.
Affirmations work because we use them to erase false beliefs which limit and interfere with what is for the highest Good of all.
Affirmations erase what is false.
Affirmations clear the mental clutter so we can listen within for the Highest Truth.
Affirmations undo fear, anger, resistance, hurt and guilt.
Blessings to one and all,
Betty Lue