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Do You Know These Magical Words? — 22 Comments

  1. Hello Cindie,

    Ah yes, the power of words we use with others and on ourselves. We can make a conscious choice on how which words to chose to manifest reality.

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  2. Lovely article! I really enjoyed your insights and the quote “A person knowing the power of the word, becomes very careful of his conversation.” Florence Scovel Shinn
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  3. Hi Cindie Darling – anything with the word ‘magical’ in it always gets my attention 🙂 I love all things magical and i so believe in the power of words and loved you post! The thing is like law of attraction – once you become aware of how it works – you start getting paranoid of every negative thought that comes to mind 🙂 and likewise – once you know, that the way you use your words and the energy behind them – you get very careful in what you say! 🙂 Gosh i’m a talker but since twigging on to the ‘power of words” i try to choose my words carefully, but we are all human after all and slip ups do happen 🙂

  4. Hi Cindie Darling – anything with the word ‘magical’ in it always gets my attention 🙂 I love all things magical and i so believe in the power of words and loved you post! The thing is like law of attraction – once you become aware of how it works – you start getting paranoid of every negative thought that comes to mind 🙂 and likewise – once you know, that the way you use your words and the energy behind them – you get very careful in what you say! 🙂 Gosh i’m a talker but since twigging on to the ‘power of words” i try to choose my words carefully, but we are all human after all and slip ups do happen 🙂

  5. I really enjoyed your post. Especially one of the last lines “Having a crappy experience might give you a much bigger opportunity than a clean floor.” Soooo true! Our thoughts and our words create our life! Thank you for providing some history as well.
    Lisa Meisels, RDN, CHLC

  6. Great post on the power of words to transform our lives – for the better and the worse. I am reminded to do a better job daily of paying attention to my language, especially as it relates to how I talk to myself!
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  7. As you say, our words are so very powerful. Affirmations and focusing on my goal are what got me out of a funk many years ago. But we also have to be aware of the words we use everyday. Actively and consciously reframing them, as you did when you spilled the coffee grounds, is incredibly powerful and opens the door to all sorts of better things.

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  8. This was a great article. Yes, I truly believe what you say about words. The power of life and death is in our words. We need to be careful of them and chose wisely. Our words are indeed very magical.

  9. Words not only shift our sense of well-being but they can imprint a child for life. I chose to believe the doctors after a brain injury and for many years I could not function. Then I woke up one morning and remembered the words of my grandfather, “YOU CAN be anything in this life you want as long as you believe in yourself.” He was the kindest and most loving man I ever met and I know he never lied to anyone. That was the morning I stopped believing all the specialists and set out to recover the life I knew was mine for the taking.

  10. What a powerful message. Not only our spoken words but the words we think. I love that. As well, we give power to the words of others. It is our choice. Since we’re all just mirrors to each other, the power we give is just a reflection of our own required healing. Thank you for sharing your beautiful words : )

  11. As a writer, I totally agree about the power of words – and I think that if we were more conscious of their strength, we’d be a lot more careful about how we use them.

    As for magical words, some of the most magical I know are “I’m sorry”, “I love you” and simply “I am xxxxx” 🙂

    Blessings

    TANJA

  12. I love this post Cindie. Thanks for sharing! I’ve become so aware of my words and how they impact my inner feelings, and therefore outer actions. It’s so important for us all to be aware of what we’re saying, not only about ourselves and others, but about what we believe about life. Our words can point us to our deepest beliefs and once we become aware of them – we can shift them into the positive!! Thanks again for the reminder!

    Rachel X

  13. I’ve always been a huge believer in the power of words, written and spoken. Especially speaking in the direction you want to go instead of using words to describe where we are (I’m broke, I’ll never find a job, etc). You’ve hit on some great points here and high five for taking those dreams you’ve been having and turning them into reality. So many people need to know this!

  14. thanks so much Cindie – I have always loved playing with words. I appreciate the permission you gave to stop seeing suffering as a pre-requisite for enlightenment. I truly agree that forgiveness is necessary for abundance to flow in. In my case, forgiving myself has also been part of my abundance path. I notice the flow pick up as soon as forgiveness rules. Namaste and gratitude, Lisa

  15. Words truly are powerful and magickal! I have made it a conscious practice for about a year now to stop using the word “enough” and I have replaced it with PLENTY! OMG the difference that has made just in my thought processes!

    I’m noticing a LOT lately — maybe just being more receptive or more aware — that what other people say, whether it’s intentional or unintentional, has had a huge impact on whether I choose to work with them or not and whether I will support in sharing what they offer to others. I think so many of us lose sight of just how powerful our words can be whether spoken or written. And sometimes they inadvertently reveal our inner thoughts and truths.

    Thanks for sharing!

  16. It all starts with a thought doesn’t it. I decided a few years ago to treat my thoughts as though they are words flowing from my mouth. This has made a huge difference to the way I view words and has improved my self talk. As you say words are powerful and magical.

  17. Thanks for a powerful article! I agree with you about the power of the word – it’s truly what creates our inner and outer experience. Forgiveness is such an important part with this process because when we start to realize that is it our use of words that is creating what we experience… sometimes we can beat up on ourselves instead of acknowledging “that was then and this is now and I can choose differently”

  18. I agree with you about the power of our words and the words we say to ourselves every day. I also agree with you about the power of forgiveness. This has been the most powerful thing for me: “Believe that everyone is doing the best they can at any given time.” That’s how I choose to view things in my life and I live a lifestyle of forgiveness. I agree, too, that all our emotions are real and valid and I think we need to have a balance of feeling what we need to feel and then moving on . . . and choosing the positive. I’m working on that . . . it’s easy to get focused on the shit in some situations . . . or move too quickly past the emotion so you can focus on the positive.

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