10 Powerful Money Affirmations to Realign Us with Divine Abundance
Treat money like a good friend and it will show up for you
Clams, dough, bacon, cash, bucks, moolah, scratch and gravy — whatever you call it, we all have to deal with it all day, every day.
Most people, myself included, have a complicated relationship with money. We are born into deep social programming and conditioning around this resource, not to mention complex socioeconomic structures that do not serve most people. Because of this, we often have a push/pull dynamic when it comes to how we feel about and interact with money.
Money is an energy, just like everything else. Our beliefs around our worthiness to receive it, earn it and use it are integral to feeling good when we handle money.
A few things to keep in mind when we find ourselves stressing over our cash flow:
Don’t compare.
Everyone has been dealt a different hand when it comes to money needs, bills and resources. The person you believe has more money than you may also have huge debts or monthly expenses you know nothing about.
Only compare yourself with yourself. Ask, “Am I feeling better about money today verses yesterday, even just a little?”
Stop judging people with money.
Do you want more money? Me too. One of the best ways to keep it away from us is to consciously and unconsciously judge people who have it. Why do we judge? Most likely because we have made an assumption about how “those people” earned it, use it and possibly abuse it.
Let’s cultivate appreciation for money by dropping our judgements about who we think should and shouldn’t have it. Chances are these judgements have more to do with our own perception about our worthiness to allow money to flow to us.
Money is neutral. Money is a tool.
Money itself is not evil, wrong, shameful or bad. It can certainly be used for those purposes, but money itself is a neutral energy — how it is used is based on the beliefs of the person who has it.
If someone is inherently nefarious, money will be used for those purposes. If someone is inherently honest and forthright, money will be used for those purposes. The same can be said for any physical object. Some will use a knife to cut bread; someone else may use it as a weapon.
Let’s up-level our thinking and help ourselves.
My teacher reminds me of this: we don’t argue with the reality. Money is part of this reality and was ultimately created by Source. Because all of us are Divine Consciousness and money is part of Divine Consciousness, it naturally wants to flow to us. Trust this and watch what happens when you align yourself with this truth.
Nurture your relationship with money just like you would with a person. Who would want to be around someone who is always putting them down, mistrusting them and constantly complaining? No one. Money is the same way — it’s repelled by our negative beliefs about it. Why would money want to show up when we are always angry, frustrated or annoyed with it?
Below are 10 powerful money affirmations to help us stay in the flow and trust our worthiness to receive. When we use affirmations, it’s important to say them as well as to feel and embody them. Connect your words down into the earth and with your body.
- Money loves me.
2. Money shows up for me in fun and unexpected ways.
3. I love money because it makes me more of who I am.
4. Money flows to me easily and effortlessly.
5. It is safe to earn and spend my money as there is an endless supply.
6. Money affords me freedom to share more of myself and my gifts.
7. I am a money magnet.
8. Money is an extension of my self love — and I love myself.
9. I trust money to show up when I need it.
10. I have all the money I need in this moment.
Final Thoughts
Recently, I had a huge personal shift with regards to money. My favorite affirmation is, “Money loves me.” After using this, money started to show up all over the place and in different forms. Sometimes it’s in the form of actual cash and other times, it’s getting huge discounts, fees waived or services done completely for free. I said this phrase before getting my car serviced last week and the technician took $180 off my bill — and I didn’t even ask.
Develop a more playful and fun relationship with money. We have been trained to take it way too seriously because of its connection to our safety, survival and basic needs. When we lighten up, we allow it to flow more easily.
Attend to your thoughts and beliefs about it and notice why and where it causes stress. Choose a thought that supports the life you want verses repeating beliefs that create powerlessness.
Whether we have fifty cents or fifty million dollars, continuously facilitating a positive relationship with money allows us to enjoy it, use it constructively and feel supported by it.
We will have a relationship with money all our lives. There is no escaping it. Choose to have a friendly connection to cash and watch how quickly it wants to be your friend, too.