To affirm is to admit

 

You unravel given reality and admit it’s truth

Armed with this understanding you resume your creation and exploration

 

Your realisation may escape you

You will then (re)AFFIRM it — admit it again

 

Your realisation may escape you

Because your cognition is limited, your memory is limited

Because you’re an emotional, foolish creature

Because you’re a wishful thinker, not objective

You will then (re)AFFIRM

 

To affirm is to admit

To affirm is to remind yourself

To affirm is to cultivate

To affirm is to propel yourself from a steady ground

 

Affirmations can be tools of deception and delusion — such as optimism — which is but wishful thinking

Those are no real affirmations — those are perversions and dreams

They don’t serve you — will only betray you

 

The real affirmation is perception

It’s you being sensitive to the nature of reality

Conceiving it and contextualising like a poet crowning his perception with a poem

 

You must affirm

You must affirm if you’re not 100% in touch with reality, which is a tall order

You must affirm what is true because your own eyes are not your friends

You must affirm if you’re not 100% single-minded, unwavering, congruent

This affirmation shall be the vehicle of your vision

 

If you know something to be true – but doubt yourself — affirm that truth every day

OBVIOUSLY question your beliefs

But not in a pointless, emotional way, which accomplishes nothing — but in an intelligent, scientific way — testing your hypothesis in real world, collecting data, analysing results, testing again, refining

 

If you feel confused — affirm the truths you know

Grounding your problem back on it’s foundations will grant you perspective and imbue your quandaries with a sense of order

 

To affirm is to admit

Understand the workings of your mind: it’s tendencies and limitations

This is how you become effective and intelligent and mature