5th chakra for 50 days Day 6

I Speak

Today’s affirmation is: I speak my truth.

I like how today’s affirmation is about my truth. My truth is something that may look different than my neighbors. This affirmation is not to be confused with the phrase, “I speak the truth.” My truth is in relation to the purpose and path I’m choosing to walk. That means that my truth may change and evolve with more experience.

Let’s get some tips from Bard on how to speak my truth


Here are some points to consider:

  • It’s not about being “right”: Your truth is your own, and it doesn’t necessarily have to align with objective facts or other people’s perspectives. It’s about owning your experience and expressing it authentically.
  • It’s a journey, not a destination: Speaking your truth is an ongoing process, and it might get easier with practice. You might not always feel comfortable doing it, but the more you do it, the more confident you might become.
  • It can be challenging: Speaking your truth can be scary, especially if you fear judgment or rejection. However, it can also be incredibly liberating and empowering.

Ultimately, what it means to “speak your truth” is up to you. It’s a personal journey of self-discovery and expression. The important thing is to be true to yourself and find ways to authentically share your experience with the world.

Thanks Bard!!

So what do you think about this affirmation? Do you know what your truth is? Do you speak it?

5th chakra for 50 days

I Speak

Today’s affirmation is:

My words flow gracefully

I like the way that sounds. I’m feeling good about this affirmation. Who doesn’t want that? To let words flow gracefully from your mouth seems so divine. I welcome grace and flow into my voice.

What would strong communication skills look like to you?

5th Chakra for 50 Days Day 4

I’m spending the next 50 days focused on my 5th Chakra.
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Today’s affirmation is:

I speak clearly, truthfully, and powerfully.

I can get on this one. I do my best to be honest and clear. I do place a lot of my powerful communication in my writing. Yay! I like this affirmation.

Journal prompt for the 5th Chakra:

Notice how the following statement makes you feel: “I deserve to speak up and be listened to.” How do these words sit with you?

Writing Creds:

Loneowolf.com

5th Chakra for 50 Days Day 3

I’m spending the next 50 days focused on my 5th Chakra.
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The 5th Chakra is the throat chakra and is called Vishudda. According to Healthline.com, it is connected to communication and speaking your inner truth.

What’s a Chakra?

Chakras are energy centers in the body that are said to regulate emotions. We have have seven of them. I like to think of our charkas as pulsing from the flow energy that runs through them. What’s important to know is that some situations may cause our chakras to become over active while other situations may cause a blockage in our chakras. Our chakras should wax and wane, what they shouldn’t be is in a consistent state of being blocked or of being overactive. It causes damage to our bodies and takes away from the energy that should be going to other chakras.

Today’s affirmation is:

It’s easy for me to communicate my thoughts.

As writers we know the complexity that comes with trying to share a vision we have in our heads. Maybe it’s not as hard as we think?

What helps when learning to communicate our thoughts is conversation, maybe even a little Socratic seminar, and mentors! Communicating my thoughts gets easier when I think about them, journal about them, and especially when I’m brave in sharing them.

Here’s four things that are part of communication that we might forget

  • listening
  • body language
  • silence
  • creative expression

Now that I finished this post, maybe getting my thoughts across is easier than I think?

Today’s Question

In what experiences do you think your thoughts came through the clearest?

5th Chakra for 50 Days: Day 2

Todays affirmation
I always know what to say.

Day 2
This is a hard affirmation for me to resonate with because we all have those days when we feel like we’re not getting our thoughts across properly. But that’s why I’m doing this so those bad days don’t last. Let’s be honest we’re all trying to avoid the downward spiral. I am, that’s for sure. I’m interested to see what wisdom this affirmation brings.

What do you think about this affirmation? Do you always know what to say?

5th Chakra for 50 Days

I’m spending the next 50 days focused on my 5th Chakra.
Join me

The 5th Chakra is the throat chakra and is called Vishudda. According to Healthline.com, it is connected to communication and speaking your inner truth.

Day 1

I, like many others, have social anxiety. So over the next few weeks I thought it would be fun to work on improving different ways I can use my voice. I’m going to start by giving myself an affirmation daily that focuses on the 5th chakra.

Today’s affirmation is:

It is safe for me to use my voice.

What’s a Chakra?

Chakras are energy centers in the body that are said to regulate emotions. We have have seven of them. I like to think of our charkas as pulsing from the flow energy that runs through them. What’s important to know is that some situations may cause our chakras to become over active while other situations may cause a blockage in our chakras. Our chakras should wax and wane, what they shouldn’t be is in a consistent state of being blocked or of being overactive. It causes damage to our bodies and takes away from the energy that should be going to other chakras.

I’m interested to hear what chakra you’d like to focus on. Is it also your 5th chakra?

Today’s Affirmation

Amazing opportunities exist for me in every aspect of my life.

It’s important to remember that affirmations are not a magic bullet. Here’s the important part. —> They work best when combined with other self-improvement strategies like setting realistic goals, taking action, and practicing self-compassion.

How affirmations work? Heeyy Bard, Fill us in.


Affirmations work through a combination of psychological and neurological mechanisms, influencing your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in several ways

I’m so grateful for Bard.

Here are some tips for maximizing the effectiveness of affirmations:

  • Make them personal and specific: Focus on qualities you genuinely want to cultivate or goals you strive towards.
  • Use present tense and positive language: Instead of “I will be confident,” say “I am confident and capable.”
  • Repeat them consistently: Aim for daily practice, even if it’s just for a few minutes.
  • Believe in their power: Approaching affirmations with a positive and open mind increases their impact.
  • Focus on feeling: Imagine the emotions you want to experience when saying affirmations.

Have Faith

One of the biggest topics in the Christian belief system is faith. I think faith is something that can lower stress for anyone whether you’re Christian or not. Faith is believing in something you cannot see. And you already know I had to bring Google Bard in on this one.

Here’s what Bard had to say about it.

Having faith isn’t about blind optimism or naivety. It’s about acknowledging the challenges before us, the twists and turns that life inevitably throws our way, and choosing to believe that, even in the midst of it all, there’s a bigger picture unfolding. It’s about trusting that the dots will eventually connect, that the pieces will fall into place, and that even the detours hold valuable lessons.

Bard even added a list of ways to strengthen your faith!! Check it out

Here are some additional tips for strengthening your faith:

  • Practice gratitude. Take time each day to appreciate the good things in your life, big and small. A grateful heart is a fertile ground for faith to grow.
  • Connect with your spirituality. Whether it’s through prayer, meditation, spending time in nature, or simply connecting with your inner self, find ways to nurture your spiritual connection.
  • Surround yourself with positive people. The people we spend time with can greatly influence our outlook on life. Choose to be around those who inspire you, uplift you, and remind you of the good in the world.
  • Take action. Faith isn’t just about passive belief; it’s about taking steps towards your goals, even when you’re afraid. Trust that your actions, guided by good intentions, will ripple outwards and create positive change.