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Forgiving Confused Actions, Celebrating Brilliant Actions, Creating Wealth and Buoyancy

     I have had plenty to eat.
     I have things I can look back on with pride.
     I laughed today.
     I am healthy.
     I have a safe place to sleep.
     I easily get enough sleep.
     I am starting to get drowsy.
     I enjoy blogging.
     I forgive myself and others for past confused actions.
     I forgive myself and others for present confused actions.
     I forgive myself and others for future confused actions.
     I celebrate past brilliant actions of myself and others.
     I celebrate present brilliant actions of myself and others.
     I celebrate future brilliant actions of myself and others.
     I am working at my own pace. I am driven by buoyant targets.
     I am increasingly becoming buoyant.
     I am increasingly creating inner wealth.
     I create wealth by running shopping errands.
     I create wealth by washing the dishes.
     I create wealth by thinking skillful thoughts.
     I create wealth by letting go of addictions step by step.
     I create wealth by keeping myself warm in winter.
     I create wealth by keeping myself cool in summer.
     I create wealth by writing affirmations about creating wealth.

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