Remembering Wholeness Affirmation Deck
Create the life you’re meant to live
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Creating your life starts with your thoughts. And training your thoughts takes practice. Intentionally creating your life is easier with visual cues and reminders. Every chapter in the 20th Anniversary Edition of Remembering Wholeness includes a key takeaway reminder. The Remembering Wholeness deck includes all 60 reminders from the updated book. Each two-sided card is a powerful reminder of how to create the life you want to live. Put them where you can see them and enjoy living your life at a higher vibration.
Size: 3.5″ x 3.5″
Contains: 60 double-sided cards
How to use
Affirmation cards are a simple but powerful tool to focus your thoughts and articulate intentions for your life. Try some of the following practices to see which feels the most supportive for you personally.
—Place Cards in Key Locations
Training your mind to think in the affirmative takes practice. Place affirmation cards in places where you will see them throughout the day. Ask yourself, "Where do I need a reminder of what I want to create?"
—Daily Draw
This is the practice of drawing a card in the morning to be your theme or mantra for the day. You can select a card that speaks to you. Or ask a question before you draw (“What would be supportive for me to hear today?") and pull a card at random from the deck. Pay attention through the day to how that affirmation manifests for you.
—Daily Draw with Friend, Family, or Partner
You can make your affirmation experience even more potent by including other people. Draw a card in the morning with your family and then discuss the card in the evening, sharing your day's experiences.
—Affirmation Energy Circle
An energy circle is a creation technique that helps you bring thoughts and feelings into your physical reality. Stand up. Then bend over and draw an imaginary circle around you on the ground with your hands. Imagine pushing the lines of the circles out, so, it becomes larger all around you.
Read an affirmation out loud, then throw the energy of it into the circle. You can put the actual card on the ground inside your circle. Then pull the energy of those statements up and around your body, as if you’re dressing yourself in it. Pat that feeling into your body from your feet to your head.
Throw your arms up into the air, as though you were throwing the energy into heaven. Then draw figure eights coming out from every part of your body, connecting you with what wants to show up. Gather the energy all up, bring it into your hands, place it into your heart, and thank the heavens for helping you create this experience.
—Family Energy Circle
This exercise can bring together a group to create a common experience. To do a group energy circle, have everyone stand in a circle, then bend over and draw their piece of the circle between them and the people on either side of them. Taking turns, each of you read an affirmation and throw its energy into the circle. Speaking intentions out loud together while moving your body will help you bring the energy into the physical realm.
—Meditation Mantra
Choose an affirmation to use while meditating. As you close your eyes and focus on your breathing, repeat the affirmation over and over again in your mind. This practice will keep distracting thoughts away and focus your thoughts on the experience you want to create.
—Use with Remembering Wholeness
These affirmations were written personally by Carol Tuttle, master energy healer, and author of Remembering Wholeness. Read the best-selling book to get in-depth insight into the principles in these cards. Then put these affirmation cards where you will see them to reinforce the message.
There is not a wrong way to use this deck. How else can these cards support you? Follow your inspiration.
—Place Cards in Key Locations
Training your mind to think in the affirmative takes practice. Place affirmation cards in places where you will see them throughout the day. Ask yourself, "Where do I need a reminder of what I want to create?"
—Daily Draw
This is the practice of drawing a card in the morning to be your theme or mantra for the day. You can select a card that speaks to you. Or ask a question before you draw (“What would be supportive for me to hear today?") and pull a card at random from the deck. Pay attention through the day to how that affirmation manifests for you.
—Daily Draw with Friend, Family, or Partner
You can make your affirmation experience even more potent by including other people. Draw a card in the morning with your family and then discuss the card in the evening, sharing your day's experiences.
—Affirmation Energy Circle
An energy circle is a creation technique that helps you bring thoughts and feelings into your physical reality. Stand up. Then bend over and draw an imaginary circle around you on the ground with your hands. Imagine pushing the lines of the circles out, so, it becomes larger all around you.
Read an affirmation out loud, then throw the energy of it into the circle. You can put the actual card on the ground inside your circle. Then pull the energy of those statements up and around your body, as if you’re dressing yourself in it. Pat that feeling into your body from your feet to your head.
Throw your arms up into the air, as though you were throwing the energy into heaven. Then draw figure eights coming out from every part of your body, connecting you with what wants to show up. Gather the energy all up, bring it into your hands, place it into your heart, and thank the heavens for helping you create this experience.
—Family Energy Circle
This exercise can bring together a group to create a common experience. To do a group energy circle, have everyone stand in a circle, then bend over and draw their piece of the circle between them and the people on either side of them. Taking turns, each of you read an affirmation and throw its energy into the circle. Speaking intentions out loud together while moving your body will help you bring the energy into the physical realm.
—Meditation Mantra
Choose an affirmation to use while meditating. As you close your eyes and focus on your breathing, repeat the affirmation over and over again in your mind. This practice will keep distracting thoughts away and focus your thoughts on the experience you want to create.
—Use with Remembering Wholeness
These affirmations were written personally by Carol Tuttle, master energy healer, and author of Remembering Wholeness. Read the best-selling book to get in-depth insight into the principles in these cards. Then put these affirmation cards where you will see them to reinforce the message.
There is not a wrong way to use this deck. How else can these cards support you? Follow your inspiration.