Daily Writing | The 22 Steps

Fortifying Authority

with blue ink on plain white paper

using the Vimala Alphet as your guide

Complete your Daily writing

Construct an opening statement: the current date - the date that is a year from today, followed by …the very best year of my life, a life completely fulfilled with…

Follow this opening statement with five different gratitude/appreciation statements. (the A’s in the “I Am” portion of your statements are always capitalized.) Begin each statement:

I Am so deeply grateful for and appreciative of…

I Am so deeply grateful for and appreciative of …

I Am so deeply grateful for and appreciative of…

I Am so deeply grateful for and appreciative of …

Followed by five different I Am statements (A’s in the “I Am” portion of your statements are always capitalized.)

I Am …

Followed by five different Manifestation Statements: (A’s in the “I Am” portion of your statements are always capitalized.)

I Am so deeply happy, grateful and appreciative now that I remain in complete harmony, resonance and alignment and my consciousness has so easily particleized, materialized and manifested for me now…

Once you’ve completed the opening statement, five gratitude and appreciation statements, five being statements and five manifestation statements close with the closing statement: Under Grace, in a perfect way I release you to be wonderfully created and I open my eyes, ears, arms, heart, mind, body, spirit and soul wide to allow you or something better into my life with ease and joy now and forever.

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As you are doing your Daily Writing, have a separate piece of paper or index cards. As you complete the statements, also write down on this separate piece of paper or index card every single prompt, inspiration or thought of an action to take that comes to mind, even if it has nothing to do with what you’re writing about. Every single one. Don’t edit these thoughts or inspirations, just write them down.

Also, as you are completing your Daily Writing, try to fight the impulse to stop writing and take action. Instead, note the action and finish your writing.

Once you have finished the Daily Writing in its entirety, review this list of prompts and order them by placing the ones that seem most difficult to do, or the ones which you’re most resistant to take action on at the top (or in the #1 position).

Once you’ve constructed the list, ask your authority whether you’re getting a clear yes, no, or no clarity. Write yes, no, or maybe next to each of the prompts. Take action on your to be list accordingly.

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