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208 Daily Affirmations to Empower Yourself After Abuse and Trauma

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208 Daily Affirmations to Empower Yourself After Abuse and Trauma

How often should you say positive affirmations or positive thoughts?

Positive affirmations are powerful tools that can help us overcome our negative beliefs and emotions. They can also be very effective in helping us achieve goals and manifest our dreams.

Affirmations are statements that you repeat to yourself over and over again. The idea behind them is that they create new neural pathways in your brain, allowing you to change your behavior and improve your life.

They work as a sort of mental boot camp for your subconscious mind. You’ll feel better and start living more happily when your inner being believes whatever you’re saying out loud.

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208 Daily Affirmations to Empower Yourself After Abuse and Trauma

  • 1. I am worthy because my past, abusive relationship doesn’t define me.
  • 2. “My fear doesn’t define me.”
  • 3. All my past experiences and emotional abuse don’t predict what’s going to happen tomorrow.
  • 4. I’m a loveable person.”
  • 5. There will always be good days ahead.
  • 6. “I’m grateful for all the people who support me no matter how difficult things get.”
  • 7. The only person responsible for my happiness is me.
  • 8. I deserve to experience joy and laughter every day.
  • 9. It’s time for me to stop waiting for a man to come along and rescue me like he did in the old days.”
  • 10. I am happy because there really isn’t anyone else on this planet that makes me happier than myself.
  • 11. I forgive everyone who has ever hurt me.
  • 12. I don’t need to compare my relationship with other people because it will never be perfect.”
  • 13. Love heals everything.
  • 14. “Everyday I am growing stronger.”
  • 15. “Nothing will destroy me today.”
  • 16. “Today I declare that I am enough.”
  • 17. “No one deserves to treat me badly.”
  • 18. “If someone wants to cut off contact with me then let them do so freely.”
  • 19. I don’t care if I have to work hard to maintain my relationships with friends and family.
  • 20. I know deep down inside that I’ve been loved.”
  • 21. “I refuse to allow bad situations to control me anymore.”
  • 22. I deserve to express my feelings openly without feeling guilty about it afterward.
  • 23. “I will not blame others for my problems. Instead, I’ll take responsibility for them and try to fix them.”
  • 24. “I refuse to live by society’s rules any longer.”
  • 25. “I am free from judgmental attitudes toward other people.”
  • 26. I will not waste any energy thinking negatively about myself.
  • 27. “I will smile at least once a day regardless of whether or not I feel like it.”
  • 28. I believe in miracles, and I take care of my mental health seriously.
  • 29. I will accept myself just the way I am.
  • 30. I will learn to laugh again because I’ve survived a difficult experience in my life.”
  • 31. “Good things are happening to me right now.”
  • 32. I will find ways to enjoy life more because I’ve let go of my abusive partner.”
  • 33. I love my body.”
  • 34. “I am beautiful and desirable in my own unique way.”
  • 35. “Life is full of magic.”
  • 36. I deserve to be happy and healthy everyday.
  • 37. I embrace all aspects of myself, including my own healing journey.”
  • 38. “I am blessed because I’ve escaped a death situation.”
  • 39. I am strong and courageous.”
  • 40. I choose gratitude rather than resentment.
  • 41. I choose forgiveness instead of revenge.
  • 42. I release my anger, not my victim.
  • 43. I forgive myself for past mistakes.”
  • 44. I think positive thoughts about myself all day long.
  • 45. “I focus on the good in my life.”
  • 46. I believe in my addiction recovery, even though it’s a challenging journey.
  • 47. “I choose hope instead of despair.”
  • 48. I let go of grudges and unforgiveness.
  • 49. I’m one of those survivors of abuse who choose to heal and be optimistic about the future.”
  • 50. “I love nature and the earth.”
  • 51. “Abuse survivors are the strongest people.”
  • 52. “I am willing to share my knowledge and skills with others as much as they want.”
  • 53. “I am open to new opportunities because I have positive feelings to people.”
  • 54. I won’t tolerate any form of abuse in my future relationships.”
  • 55. Physical abuse is something that I’ll never get again because now I know what to look for in a partner.”
  • 56. “I listen well to understand another person.”
  • 57. I am calm and peaceful both internally and externally.
  • 58. “I am aware of my emotions and manage myself accordingly.”
  • 59. “I keep learning new things.”
  • 60. “I use humor every chance I get.”
  • 61. “I see possibilities where others only see problems.”
  • 62. “I make decisions wisely and based on reality.”
  • 63. I accept what happens in each moment as it comes.
  • 64. “I choose to take initiative and initiate conversations.”
  • 65. “I am patient and understanding.”
  • 66. I seek out friendships.”
  • 67. I am accepting and compassionate towards myself and others.
  • 68. “I look up to people older than me.”
  • 69. “I am responsible for my actions.”
  • 70. I stop comparing myself to others and start appreciating what I have.
  • 71. “I choose joy over sorrow.”
  • 72. “I have faith in humanity.”
  • 73. I won’t let my past child abuse to ever affect my future.”
  • 74. “I give thanks for everything I receive.”
  • 75. “I pray at least five times per day.”
  • 76. “I maintain eye contact when speaking to someone.”
  • 77. “I pay attention to details.”
  • 78. “I am not afraid of failure.”
  • 79. “I ask questions to understand the other person better.”
  • 80. “I do not judge my peers or those younger/older than me too harshly.”
  • 81. I make sure my mind is clear before I speak.
  • 82. “I help others.”
  • 83. “I’m easy going and don’t mind making small talk.”
  • 84. “I live by the golden rule.”
  • 85. “I say ‘yes’ to everyone who asks me if I would like to join them for something.”
  • 86. “I choose to follow my instincts rather than listening to someone else’s advice.”
  • 87. “I’m always honest and reliable.”
  • 88. “I am generous and fair.”
  • 89. “I treat myself kindly.”
  • 90. “I let go and surrender.”
  • 91. “I exercise daily.”
  • 92. “I eat meals that nourish the body.”
  • 93. “I put family first.”
  • 94. “I work hard but never burn out.”
  • 95. I value human life.”
  • 96. “I don’t hate anyone.”
  • 97. “My opinions are my own.”
  • 98. I am kind to myself.
  • 99. When I feel stressed, I breathe deeply.
  • 100. “I laugh often.”
  • 101. “I smile more often.”
  • 102. “I allow others to be themselves without judging.”
  • 103. “I believe we can change our world.”
  • 104. “I accept responsibility for my words and deeds.”
  • 105. “I appreciate beauty.”
  • 106. “I find a way to make it work even when everything seems hopeless.”
  • 107. “I am flexible.”
  • 108. “I have faith that things will turn out fine.”
  • 109. “I stay away from negative self-talk.”
  • 110. “I forgive quickly.”
  • 111. “I am humble.”
  • 112. “I love to learn.”
  • 113. Everything has meaning and purpose in this universe.
  • 114. “I express gratitude.”
  • 115. “I am interested in history.”
  • 116. “I am comfortable telling jokes.”
  • 117. “I am relaxed.”
  • 118. “I choose to look forward (rather than backward).”
  • 119. I am confident in my decision making abilities.
  • 120. “I am present in each moment.”
  • 121. “I am healthy and strong physically.”
  • 122. “I accept compliments graciously.”
  • 123. I think positive thoughts.”
  • 124. “I am spiritual.”
  • 125. I keep a clean and organized home.”
  • 126. I get enough sleep every night.
  • 127. “I care about how I look.”
  • 128. “I respect myself.”
  • 129. I nurture my soul.”
  • 130. I spend time with my friends and family.
  • 131. “I listen carefully to others when they share their ideas and experiences.”
  • 132. “I create art.”
  • 133. “I try new foods.”
  • 134. “I have fun doing many different kinds of activities.”
  • 135. “I have an open heart and mind.”
  • 136. “I am tolerant of differences.”
  • 137. I have good relationships with people of all ages.
  • 138. “I take joy in simple acts of kindness such as smiling at strangers”.
  • 139. I enjoy a challenge.”
  • 140. “I practice meditation whenever possible.”
  • 141. “I am optimistic.”
  • 142. I set goals and achieve them!
  • 143. “I am willing to admit mistakes and move on.”
  • 144. “I am patient and forgiving.”
  • 145. “I focus on what matters most.”
  • 146. “I enjoy helping others.”
  • 147. I am able to step back and let go of controlling situations.
  • 148. “I see the best in people”
  • 149. “I have faith in the future.”
  • 150. “I express appreciation for the little things.”
  • 151. “I acknowledge my limitations.”
  • 152. “I am grateful for what I have.”
  • 153. “I give freely of my talents.”
  • 154. “I am happy within myself.”
  • 155. I use humor to lighten up tense or stressful situations.
  • 156. “I believe in being kind to other living beings regardless of how close or far apart they may be.”
  • 157. “I enjoy watching sunsets and sunrises.”
  • 158. “I do not sweat the small stuff.”
  • 159. I know where my true strengths lie.
  • 160. “I enjoy cooking and baking.”
  • 161. “I give thanks for the blessings given me.”
  • 162. I won’t let any toxic people to ever ruin my life again.
  • 163. “I won’t let domestic abuse to ever ruin my life again.”
  • 164. I’m not a toxic person anymore because I have healed from the past.
  • 165. “I have time for hobbies and leisure pursuits.”
  • 166. “I try to live harmoniously with nature.”
  • 167. I honor the earth by practicing recycling, composting and buying organic food products.”
  • 168. “I used to be an abused person, but I choose to heal from it.”
  • 169. “I have compassion for all life forms, particularly those who are suffering.”
  • 170. “I am content with where I am in life.”
  • 171. I don’t waste time feeling sorry for myself.
  • 172. I protect the planet through sustainable consumption practices.
  • 173. “I am generous with my time and energy.”
  • 174. “I pay attention to detail, even if it is only half-assed.”
  • 175. “I laugh often and find value in humor.”
  • 176. “I make my own luck.”
  • 177. “I feel connected to everything that surrounds me.”
  • 178. “I work hard, but play harder.”
  • 179. “I celebrate beauty, peace, serenity and love.”
  • 180. “I am wise beyond my years.”
  • 181. “I can easily find my way around town.”
  • 182. “My intuition guides me toward solutions to problems.”
  • 183. “I can deal effectively with change.”
  • 184. “My physical strength is greater than ever before.”
  • 185. My inner wisdom guides me in making decisions.”
  • 186. Even during challenging times, I remain confident about the outcome.
  • 187. “I respect other cultures and traditions.”
  • 188. “I am willing and open to learning from other points of view.”
  • 189. “I am calm under pressure.”
  • 190. “I always consider the effect of my actions on other people.”
  • 191. “I am aware of the laws regarding personal safety in public places.”
  • 192. “I do my best to stay out of debt.”
  • 193. “I am a responsible person.”
  • 194. I am a caring friend and neighbor to everyone in need.
  • 195. “I enjoy my time with people because I’m a decent person.”
  • 196. “I appreciate the uniqueness of each individual’s spiritual path.”
  • 197. “I like being active and physically fit.”
  • 198. “I am capable of dealing constructively with conflict situations.”
  • 199. “I know how to treat others as I would want to be treated.”
  • 200. “I have self-respect because I repel abusive person.”
  • 201. “I am grounded.”
  • 202. “I have a sense of humor.”
  • 203. “I take pleasure in listening to music.”
  • 204. “I am curious about science.”
  • 205. “I am an intelligent conversationalist.”
  • 206. “I enjoy playing chess, checkers and Scrabble.”
  • 207. “I am honest with myself because I’ve been in difficult situations before.”
  • 208. “I know my limits, and I don’t tolerate abusive situation.”

Conclusion

Whether you’re a survivor of domestic violence, abusive controlling relationship, or just starting out in your healing journey, I hope that these positive affirmations on positive recovery have been helpful to you.

Best of luck!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Felix Prasetyo is the founder and publisher at Lifengoal, covering relationships, social skills, and personal growth. Felix holds a degree in Computer Science from the University of British Columbia, and has also contributed to other media publications such as Addicted2Success.com and YogiApproved.

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