Do you feel unworthy? Do you feel like you don’t deserve it?
You might often think, “I am unworthy, I don’t deserve anything good in life,” and you struggle with this overwhelming feeling of inadequacy and self-loathing.
It is a deep-rooted sense that you’re just not good enough. You constantly feel undeserving. You feel like you’re not good enough to receive love, respect, or success. You often catch yourself comparing yourself and your life unfavorably to others, and it feels like you are always falling short.
This persistent feeling of unworthiness is like a dark cloud that hovers over you. And it might be stemming from traumatic past experiences, rejections, or harsh criticisms that you received.
You’ve internalized these negative experiences so deeply that they dominate your thoughts every day. Somehow you’ve managed to let them define your self-worth. No matter how hard you try, it seems like you’ll never measure up or be deserving of anything positive. It’s like you’re stuck in a vicious cycle of self-sabotage and low self-esteem that you can’t seem to break free from.
But, there are moments when you try to fight these feelings with affirmations. You tell yourself, “I stand in the power and beauty of my existence, and I only love.”
It’s like a conscious effort to switch your perspective from self-criticism to self-acceptance, even though it feels almost impossible. Basically, this active affirmation will allow you to move away from self-criticism to self-acceptance.
So in those moments, when you are reciting this affirmation, try to recognize your innate worth and the unique value you bring to the world. By affirming your power and beauty, you’re attempting to fight the belief that you are not worthy, choosing instead to focus on love as a guiding principle in how you view yourself.
This affirmation is supposed to remind you of your intrinsic value and the inherent beauty of your being. It’s an effort to recognize your own worth and embrace self-love, even if it feels like you’re just pretending.
This affirmation is meant to shift your focus from a place of lack and unworthiness to one of appreciation and self-compassion. Practicing self-compassion is a step towards a healthier, more empowering image of yourself.
The affirmation for feeling worthy is a reminder that despite feeling inadequate, you are deserving of kindness and acceptance. It also aims to reinforce the idea that you are deserving of love and positive experiences, simply because you exist, even though believing that might be an ongoing battle.
