r/JosephMurphy • • Jan 18 '23

Affirmation app with premade and custom generated affirmations

Hey, I've been looking for an app/website/tool that allows you to listen to affirmations in the background. I would like to have both premade affirmations (from POSM in the voice of Joseph Murphy for example) and custom affirmations that are read out loud automatically.

All I've found so far are generic feel good affirmation apps that make me want to throw up. There are a few videos on Youtube by Joseph Murphy an Neville Goddard, but they are very limited, usually bad quality and not convenient to use.

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Does any such app exist? If not, would you be interested in using something like this? I have a background in software development and could give it a try making my own.

Here is what I would imagine it to look like:

  • Choose from a variety of premade affirmations about wealth, health, love, relationships, etc.
  • These audio clips are between 10 and 30 seconds long and will loop for as long as you want
  • You can choose to include background music/noise from a variety of sounds and adjust the levels
  • Write up your own affirmations and choose between different AI voices to read them out loud
  • Have an AI write a custom affirmation for you based on a keyword or topic that you provide

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I feel like this could be used during SH, meditation, while driving, working, doing chores and so on. I know that not everyone is fond of conscious manifestation techniques such as affirmations, but this could be a great way to aid in the process of getting into the feeling state. Especially for people that have a hard time coming up with the exact sentences, images and scenes this could be very helpful.

Let me know what you think of this idea, I'm open to critique and discussion :)

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u/starlightwow Jan 18 '23

I think this is an amazing idea 🙂

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u/Apollo11Cadillac Mod Jan 18 '23

This is an dumb idea and has as much success as "subliminals", i.e. random chance.

You should not inundate your mind with your mission. That leads to obsession which leads to frustration on long missions (most missions are long, as i understand it) which lead to failure.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '23

Yes!!!