Breakdown:

Manifesting your goals often means affirming beliefs within yourself, but when you truly want to command the universe, the power lies in using a “divine decree.” Here’s how and why this technique goes beyond affirmations to create a stronger, more direct demand.

1. Understanding Affirmations vs. Divine Decree

• Affirmations as Self-Convincing: When you say “I am beautiful, I am powerful, I am rich,” you’re embedding these ideas into your subconscious, building confidence and shifting your mindset.
• Demanding through Divine Decree: Divine decree operates at a higher level. Instead of convincing yourself, you assert your power directly to the universe, declaring what you’re reclaiming or attracting as already yours.

2. Why Use Divine Decree?

• A Call to Claim What’s Yours: By saying, “By divine decree, I am wealthy” or “By divine decree, I call back all my power,” you aren’t asking but rather demanding your rightful state or desires to be fulfilled.
• Power of Once: With divine decree, repetition isn’t needed. You say it once with conviction because you believe that it’s already yours, simply awaiting your claim.

3. How to Use Divine Decree Effectively

• Focus on Ownership: For example, say, “By divine decree, I am healthy” or “By divine decree, I am whole.” This tells the universe you’re claiming what is inherently yours by right, not asking for it.
• Say It with Conviction: Divine decree requires strong belief and self-assurance, knowing that what you’re asking for is your birthright or universal inheritance.

4. Examples of Divine Decree Phrases

• “By divine decree, I call back all my power.”
• “By divine decree, I am prosperous.”
• “By divine decree, I am aligned with my purpose.”

Conclusion:

Affirmations help build belief in yourself, but divine decree is about reclaiming what you believe is inherently yours. By confidently stating your divine decree once, you align with the universe to bring your desires into reality.