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Today's Inspiring Affirmation:

I am both the seeker and the sought, the question and answer.

Explanation:

Within you exists a profound paradox that holds the key to spiritual awakening. You are simultaneously the one searching for truth and the truth itself.

The questions that arise from your deepest longing are not separate from their answers; they emerge from the same source of infinite wisdom that lives within you.

This recognition dissolves the illusion of separation between yourself and what you seek.

When you understand that the love you crave, the peace you desire, and the wisdom you pursue are not external destinations but expressions of your own essential nature, the journey transforms from seeking to remembering, from searching to being.

How to Use This Affirmation:

As your day begins, sit quietly and feel the presence of both the questioner and the answer within you. When confusion arises, pause and ask what part of you already knows the truth. At day's end, reflect on moments when you discovered that what you were seeking was already present within you.

Additional Tips:

Practice meditation by asking a question and then listening deeply to the silence that follows. Often the answer emerges not as words but as knowing. Notice how your deepest questions often contain their own answers when you stop looking outside yourself.

The Daily Habit:

When you catch yourself seeking something today, pause and ask: "What if what I'm looking for is already here?"

Related Affirmations:

• The wisdom I seek flows through me as my natural state of being

• I am the answer to my own deepest prayers

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That's all for now, my friend. I'll talk to you again tomorrow.

Yours in Service,
Clyde Lee Dennis
Creator of AM Inspiration