Your Word Is Your Wand

Love

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With love usually comes terrific fear. Nearly every woman comes into the world with a mythical woman in the back of her mind who is to rob her of her love.

She has been called “the other woman.” Of course it comes from woman’s belief in duality. So long as she visualizes interference, it will come.

It is usually very difficult for a woman to see herself loved by the man she loves, so these affirmations are to impress the truth of the situation upon her subconscious mind, for in reality there is only oneness.

(See The Game of Life and How to Play It, pages 56-65.)

AFFIRMATIONS

As I am one with God, the Undivided One, I am one with my undivided love and undivided happiness.

The Light of the Christ within now wipes out all fear, doubt, anger and resentment. God’s love pours through me, an irresistible magnetic current. I see only perfection and draw to me my own.

Divine Love, through me, now dissolves all seeming obstacles and makes clear, easy and successful my way.

As I am one with God, the Undivided One, I am one with my undivided love and undivided happiness.

I love everyone and everyone loves me. My apparent enemy becomes my friend, a golden link in the chain of my good.

I am at peace with myself and with the whole world. I love everyone and everyone loves me.

The flood gates of my good now open.

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In brief

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In reality there is only oneness. The fear that so often comes with love, the dread of a rival who will take the beloved away, grows out of a belief in duality, and whatever interference is visualized will come. Shinn names this figure "the other woman," a myth carried in the back of the mind, and sees that it is hard for a woman to picture herself loved by the man she loves. The remedy is to impress the truth of oneness on the subconscious mind. Shinn gives affirmations for this: union with the Undivided One, and so with undivided love and happiness; the Light of the Christ wiping out fear, doubt, anger and resentment; Divine Love dissolving every seeming obstacle; the apparent enemy becoming a friend; and the flood gates of good opening.

Key ideas

  • Fear of a rival in love comes from belief in duality, and what is visualized as interference comes into being.
  • Shinn teaches that in reality there is only oneness, and the subconscious mind must be impressed with this truth.
  • Union with God, the Undivided One, brings undivided love and undivided happiness.
  • Divine Love working through you dissolves seeming obstacles and draws to you your own.
  • Affirm "I love everyone and everyone loves me," and the apparent enemy becomes a golden link in the chain of your good.

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