The Affirmation Project Podcast

“Abundance is not something we acquire. It’s something we tune into,” those are the words of renowned author and self-development speaker, Wayne Dyer.

So, what are you? Are you abundant and therefore will manifest more abundance? These next few moments are about allowing you to express thanks for what you have and hopefully, open more space in your heart to

recognise when more blessings come your way.

Show note links:

More about Dr Wayne Dyer:

https://www.drwaynedyer.com

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According to academic medical centre, The Mayo Clinic, “the links between depression, anxiety and exercise aren't entirely clear — but working out and other forms of physical activity can definitely ease symptoms of depression or anxiety and make you feel better.”

But researchers say don’t need to slam yourself with a workout to get those feel-good endorphins – you just need to be moving, regularly.

These few minutes encourage you to find healthy motivation when it comes to exercise.

Show note links:

More about The Mayo Clinic’s research, ‘Depression and anxiety: Exercise eases symptoms’:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/in-

depth/depression-and-exercise/art-20046495

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Knowing you are fundamentally worthy as a person is crucial to having a balanced perspective of yourself and the space you hold in the world.

Healthy self-worth is one of the key tools you can use to build a more fulfilling life for yourself and could possibly transform your personal relationships, career or even better understand your true destiny.

The good news it is possible to boost our self-worth so, let’s step into it.

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“The soul is what you are. The soul is not a mythical entity. The soul is a powerful, purposeful in essence. It is at the very centre of who you are.”

This a quote from renowned ‘The Seat of the Soul’ author Gary Zukav while appearing on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 1988.

Zukav, who is seen as a spiritual teacher by many, believes your “enormous soul” is in existence “before you were born and your soul will exist after you die”. He also believes that in every incarnation of yourself,

your soul is trying to guide you.

This episode is focused on exploring that theory of alignment.

Correction: Gary Zukav was inaccurately credited with being on the Oprah

Winfrey Show in “1988”. The appearance referenced took place in 1998.

Show note links:

The Seat of the Soul:

https://seatofthesoul.com/sg/sg1/

Gary on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 1998:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJ6okNOxRqo

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Cancel culture’s ‘calling out’ and ‘clapping back’ might feel good in the moment but is the snippy state of things really serving us all in the longer term?

These next few moments are about encouraging you to take a moment in times of anger or outrage. It’s not about inspiring about inaction, but rather trying to create clarity, grace and peace where you can.

Show note links:

Former president, Barack Obama’s comments on ‘cancel culture’:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/31/us/politics/obama-woke-cancel-culture.html

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As humans, we constantly seek feelings of accomplishment. But, without understanding the intent behind what we’re setting out to achieve, could we be defining ourselves with wins that see us lose sight of who we truly are?

These next few moments are about exploring the deeper subconscious meanings behind goals that occupy much of our time.

Show note links:

A collection of memes with deeper meaning:

https://www.instagram.com/projectwomankind/?hl=en

Meme mystery solved: The quote, “You are not alive just to lose weight and pay bills,” comes from the genius mind of Caroline Dooner who wrote, ‘The F*ck It Diet’.

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Modern day philosopher and writer, Michael Singer writes in his book, 'The Untethered Soul' about how when faced with challenges, you must learn to 'let it go, or fall.'

This episode is about finding calm, even while surrendering to elements beyond control and encouraging thoughts of silver linings and learnings.

This episode was produced, written and presented by Jessica Vander Leahy. Follow along on Instagram @jessicavanderleahy or @projectwomankind.

Show note links:

More about, 'The Untethered Soul'

https://untetheredsoul.com/untethered-soul

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Described as a Bohemian-Austrian poet and novelist, Rainer Maria Rilke once wrote about the power of silence. He said its power “comes in meaning thousandfold​… comes at long last over everyone.”

These next few moments are about encouraging you to take time in your day—ideally at the beginning of it—to insist on building a foundation of tranquillity and stillness. 

This episode was produced, written and presented by Jessica Vander Leahy. Follow along on Instagram @jessicavanderleahy or @projectwomankind.

Show note links:

More about Rainer Maria Rilke:

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/rainer-maria-rilke

Dennis Hopper reads poems from Rainer Maria Rilke:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5tZ8X-EnAg

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This episode was recorded when the world is in a state of flux due to Covid-19.

For many, this unprecedented situation triggered anxiety and fear; very normal considering the circumstances. But there was also hope. Hope for life to go back to normal. Hope for a vaccine. Hope to learn and change after this whole global health event.

The affirmations in this episode are about trying to coach your in mind during moments of uncertainly into gently making its way back to the

present, and hopefully finding gratitude there.

This episode was produced, written and presented by Jessica Vander Leahy. Follow along on Instagram @jessicavanderleahy or @projectwomankind.

Show note links:

Dr Ann O’Neill talks about how the trauma from her children’s murder somehow turned “surviving into thriving through hope”:

https://www.ted.com/talks/ann_o_neill_turning_surviving_into_thriving_through_hope_jan_2019

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In this day and age, there are certain places and social instances you might find yourself in that shame your spiritual understandings. But it's your life, and you're allowed to look for deeper meanings and learnings.

This episode is about giving yourself permission to peacefully grow and move through life in a way that feels empowering to your body, mind, and spirit.

This episode was produced, written and presented by Jessica Vander Leahy. Follow along on Instagram @jessicavanderleahy or @projectwomankind.

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