Your Word Is Your Wand

Debt

Florence Scovel Shinn · 2 min read

If a man is in debt or people owe him money, it shows that a belief of debt is in his subconscious mind.

This belief must be neutralized in order to change conditions.

If a man is in debt or people owe him money, it shows that a belief of debt is in his subconscious mind.

For example: A woman came to me saying a man had owed her a thousand dollars for years which she could not compel him to pay.

I said: “You must work on yourself, not the man,” and gave her this statement: “I deny debt, there is no debt in Divine Mind, no man owes me anything, all is squared. I send that man love and forgiveness.”

In a few weeks she received a letter from him saying he intended sending the money and in about a month came the thousand dollars.

If the student owes money, change the statement: “There is no debt in Divine Mind, therefore, I owe no man anything, all is squared.

All my obligations are now wiped out, under grace in a perfect way.”

AFFIRMATIONS

I deny debt, there is no debt in Divine Mind, therefore, I owe no man anything.

All obligations are now wiped out under grace in a miraculous way.

I deny debt, there is no debt in Divine Mind, no man owes me anything, all is squared. I send forth love and forgiveness.

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In brief

Debt in either direction, owing money or being owed it, shows a belief of debt held in the subconscious mind, and conditions change once that belief is neutralized. Read the summaryHide the summary

Debt in either direction, owing money or being owed it, shows a belief of debt held in the subconscious mind, and conditions change once that belief is neutralized. Shinn tells of a woman who for years could not compel a man to repay a thousand dollars. She was told to work on herself, not the man, and to deny debt, declaring that there is no debt in Divine Mind and sending the debtor love and forgiveness. Within weeks he wrote that he meant to pay, and in about a month the money came. Shinn then gives the matching statement for the one who owes, so that every obligation is wiped out under grace, and ends with affirmations for daily use.

Key ideas

  • Shinn teaches that owing and being owed both come from the same inner belief of debt.
  • The work is done on yourself, not on the debtor or the creditor.
  • Denying debt means declaring that there is no debt in Divine Mind and that all is squared.
  • Sending love and forgiveness to the one who owes is part of the release.
  • The one who owes affirms that all obligations are now wiped out under grace, in a perfect way.

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Table of ContentsYour Word Is Your Wand
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OverviewIYour Word Your WandIISuccessIIIProsperityIVHappinessVLoveVIMarriageVIIForgivenessVIIIWords of WisdomIXFaithXLossXIDebtXIISalesXIIIInterviewsXIVGuidanceXVProtectionXVIMemoryXVIIThe Divine DesignXVIIIHealthXIXEyesXXAnaemiaXXIEarsXXIIRheumatismXXIIIFalse GrowthsXXIVHeart DiseaseXXVAnimalsXXVIThe ElementsXXVIIJourneyXXVIIIMiscellaneousXXIXConclusion
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