Affirmations - I Am a Home Worth Loving

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Philosophical Entertainment

Nirakara Vani

50 episodes

2 days ago

Philosophical Entertainment is a concept coined by Alan Watts, who referred to himself as a Philosophical Entertainer. Through listening to Watts, we decided to take up the mantra of making philosophy entertaining again!

Science only studies the usual, which is why our objective has been to take uncommon topics (the more taboo the better) and dive into why it makes us uncomfortable. As we settle into our fears, we find that it is what lies behind the heebie jeebies that has us scared; it is death that has us frightened. That being the case, we want to explore death and find out why we feel so unsettled with our own mortality.

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Affirmations - I Am a Home Worth Loving

Philosophical Entertainment

15 minutes 44 seconds

4 months ago

Affirmations - I Am a Home Worth Loving

If you’re not philosophically entertained, our entertainment is only philosophical.

Season 4, Episode 10: Affirmations – I Am a Home Worth Loving
Episode Overview

My body is not a problem to be solved — it is a miracle to be honored.

I release comparison and return to compassion.

I thank my body for carrying me this far.

I am allowed to take up space — physically, emotionally, spiritually.

My worth is not measured in inches, pounds, or filters.

I am shaped by love, not by judgment.

My body listens to my thoughts — I choose kind ones.

There is no “ideal body.” There is only this body, and it is divine.

I nourish myself with respect, not restriction.

My beauty deepens as I embrace who I really am.

I trust the wisdom written into my cells.

I am not here to be perfect. I am here to be present.

Every scar, every curve, every line is part of my story — and I honor it.

I do not need to earn rest, pleasure, or softness.

My body is not an apology.

I celebrate what my body can do — not just how it looks.

I belong in this skin.

I release shame and reclaim joy.

I forgive myself for how I’ve spoken about my body in the past.

I choose reverence over ridicule.

My body is a vessel of light.

I treat my reflection like a friend, not a critic.

I move because it feels good, not because I have to.

I soften where I used to clench.

I stand tall in the truth of who I am.

I radiate peace from the inside out.

There is no wrong way to have a body.

I am allowed to evolve.

I am not here to shrink — I am here to shine.

My body is enough. I am enough.

I hold space for the parts of me still healing.

I no longer betray myself to be accepted by others.

I wear confidence like a second skin.

I honor my reflection as a work of art in progress.

My inner light cannot be dimmed by insecurity.

I choose to live in gratitude, not judgment.

I return to the truth: I am lovable as I am.

I belong to myself first.

I am a home worth loving.

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