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Harnessing the Power of Affirmation for Security: An Analysis Inspired by Di Trans’ Upcoming Book “Drop the FEAR and focus on the FAITH”

Security, both in the physical and emotional sense, is a cornerstone of human well-being. It ensures that we feel safe, protected, and able to confidently pursue our dreams. One way to bolster this feeling of security is through positive affirmations. Di Trans’ soon-to-be-released book, “Drop the FEAR and focus on the FAITH”, emphasizes the importance of this practice. The powerful mantra, “God, I thank you for I am”, serves as a foundation for these affirmations.

Let’s dive deeper into the word “SECURITY” to understand the essence of each affirmation and its importance:

S – I am Strong.
Strength isn’t just physical; it encompasses emotional and mental resilience. Recognizing our inner strength is vital. Di Trans’ emphasis on faith over fear implies that we possess an inherent resilience that can overcome any adversity.

E – I am Empowered.
Empowerment is about harnessing our personal power. When we feel empowered, we feel in control of our journey, making it integral for our internal sense of security.

C – I am Confident.
Confidence ensures we trust our abilities and decisions. A confident person feels secure in their path and choices, further solidifying our sense of self.

U – I am Unbreakable.
Aligning with Di Trans’ message of focusing on faith, believing we are unbreakable emphasizes that, fortified by faith, our spirit can withstand any challenge.

R – I am Resilient.
Resilience means rebounding from setbacks. It signifies that we can recover from any blows to our security, ensuring we won’t remain defeated for long.

I – I am Inspired.
Inspiration propels us forward. An inspired person is driven and motivated, adding another layer to their internal security by providing purpose.

T – I am Tenacious.
Tenacity ensures we persist against challenges. It’s the determination to keep moving forward, ensuring our progress isn’t hampered by external factors.

Y – I am Yielding to positive energy.
By focusing on positivity, we repel negative influences that might shake our security. Yielding to positivity ensures we are surrounded by uplifting energies that fortify our spirit.

In sum, affirmations play a pivotal role in fostering an internal sense of security. They act as reminders of our strength, resilience, and potential. By aligning these affirmations with the teachings of Di Trans, we learn to drop our fears, embrace faith, and fortify our inner security.

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The Joy of Parenting: Embracing Faith Over Fear

Every once in a while, as a parent, you may catch yourself immersed in a pool of questions. Am I doing this right? Am I good enough? What if I fail my children? These are just a few among many doubts that may occasionally cloud your mind. Di Tran, renowned author of the compelling book, “Drop the ME and Focus on the OTHERs”, and the soon to be released, “Drop the FEAR and Focus on the FAITH”, offers some profound insights that shed light on the joys of parenting and the intrinsic beauty of this role.

Parenthood isn’t about being perfect; it’s about striving each day to be the best version of yourself for your children. It’s about fostering a nurturing environment that shapes your children into kind, smart, loving, capable, independent, creative individuals who understand the value of contributing to society.

As parents, we often invest the best of ourselves in our children. We offer them the best guidance we can, we instill them with the best values, and we hope for the best outcomes. We continually learn from the best sources and implement these lessons in our parenting, all with the goal of nurturing the best possible versions of our children.

One of the most gratifying experiences in parenting comes from witnessing the tangible results of these efforts. A recent event in Di’s life perfectly illustrates this point. His three children recently had their first piano lesson with a gentleman who, despite being in his 60s, still actively plays piano at their local church. After their lesson at their own home, the children spontaneously showed their kindness and respect to the elderly man, making sure he had water to drink, chocolates to eat, and thanking him profusely – all without any parental prompting.

Observing such moments from behind the scenes, parents feel a sense of overwhelming pride and fulfillment. The fear of not being a good enough parent dissipates, replaced with a sense of profound satisfaction and bliss. This is one of the unspoken joys of parenting – witnessing your children reflect the values you’ve instilled in them, and to see them extending kindness and respect towards others.

But even in such moments of joy, there will be instances when fear and faith intersect. Parenthood is often a balance of these two – the fear of failure and the faith in one’s abilities as a parent. How does one choose between the two? Di’s advice is to simply act, do your best, and let faith guide you.

Faith is about believing that you’re doing your best, even when you stumble, and it’s about trusting that things will turn out alright in the end. Let your actions be driven by faith and not by fear. Leave the rest to the divine, or to the universe, or to whichever higher power you believe in.

The journey of parenting is as challenging as it is rewarding. It’s full of self-doubt, but also brimming with moments of joy, pride, and accomplishment. So drop the fear, focus on faith, and embrace the journey, for it is one of the most beautiful and fulfilling roles you will ever play.