Triumphant
Journey:
A Cyberguide To Stop Overeating and
Recover from Eating Disorders
Affirmations are an important aspect of success in ending
a lifetime of overeating and many other unwanted behaviors.
A full month of following a new behavior is necessary to
begin to establish new patterns and change a habit or mindset.
The new affirmation behavior in your Triumphant Journey
is to say selected affirmations out loud three times every morning.
Repeating personally relevant affirmations on a regular
basis for a month can help free your mind of negative thinking. Your thinking
and sense of yourself can then begin to grow and expand in a healthy creative
way. Stating affirmations can also help you accept your continually developing
strengths and self-knowledge.
This section contains 134 affirmations. Choose which
ideas seem most appropriate for you.
Choose affirmations if after reading them you think:
- "If I really believed that, my life would be a lot
better."
- "I wish my life were like that."
- "That's too good to be true."
Method: Choose one, three or five affirmations.
Read them out loud every morning three times.
- 1) Read out loud once as you stand in one place. This
prepares your inner self to receive the affirmation.
- 2) Read out loud once as you walk around a room or
outdoor area. This helps ground the meaning into your body and also makes the
thought and feeling familiar and comfortable in particular and different
environments.
- 3) Read out loud once in front of a mirror, looking at
your reflection as you speak.This helps you see yourself listening and helps
you accept the strength and awareness you are giving yourself.
Do this every morning for one month.
At the end of one month, add new affirmations to you
list. You may subtract any affirmations you did the preceding month. Or, you
may continue on with any of them. You will have a sense of what you need to do
as you become engaged in the process.
Here is a list of 134 affirmations from which to choose.
Feel free to add to your personal list at any time.
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