Intentional Language Quotes

Affirmation statements are going beyond the reality of the present into the creation of the future through the words you use in the now.

Every single thought I have and every sentence I speak is an affirmation. It is either positive or negative. Positive affirmations create positive experiences, and negative affirmations create negative experiences. My new affirmation habit is to only speak of the good I want in my life. Then, only good will come to me. I use my affirmations wisely.

One must always say every word with consideration, and should not say what one does not wish to happen. Those who do not understand the value of suggestion walk after their own fate with a whip in their hand, and those who understand its value and control their word and use it rightly, they are a bliss to themselves and a source of happiness to others.

Begin to listen to what you say. Don't say anything that you don't want to become true for you.

Within seconds thoughts become words that slip off our tongue and into the world. Pausing before we speak may seem cumbersome, but it allows us to decide: Is this helpful? Does this need to be said now? What is the best way to say this?

Poetry and prayer are very similar.

The moment you speak something out, you give birth to it. This is a spiritual principle, and it works whether what you are saying is good or bad, positive or negative.

I was a drama major also so it's cool to cuss for meaning, but for no apparent reason, no.

Thought before word. Never word before thought.

Words transform. Speak only with a good purpose. Say only things that serve you and others. Choose your words wisely.

My words fly up, my thoughts remain below. Words without thoughts never to heaven go.

It is very wholesome exercise, this trying to make one's words represent one's thoughts, instead of merely looking to their effect on others

You speak things into existence, but there's a gift and a curse with that. You got to be careful what you say.

I love revising things, because you see how you can get the language to get closer to intention. You know there are three ways to say X thing, but one will say it better than the other two. And in saying it better, it gets you closer to something.

No idle word should be uttered. I understand a word to be idle when it serves no good purpose, either for myself or for another, and was not intended to do so.

Not a wasted word. This has been a main point to my literary thinking all my life.

I just love any kind of language that can change the energy in a room. There are no limits for me, as long as it feels like it's being used in a particular way to garner or elicit a very particular reaction so that you can then use that reaction later for something else.

In words are seen the state of mind and character and disposition of the speaker.

I was about to write that in the future I would chose my words more carefully but I'm sure I won't.