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The Power of Mantra Words
A lot is written and said about mantra words. But why do we write them? Do we really know what we’re writing and why? Are these words we repeat every day merely a habit, or are they a conscious choice?
The words “today,” “more perfect,” and “we”—this trio is, in fact, at the heart of our creative process. In this article, we’ll explain why we chose these words, what they represent, and their impact on our subconscious.
Why Do We Say “Today”?
The subconscious mind is like a five-year-old child. We should use simple, straightforward, short, and concrete sentences—the kind a child can understand. Long and complex sentences are not understood by the subconscious mind. Therefore, mantras should be as clear and direct as possible.
The word “today” holds a special place within this context. Because a day is like a lifetime. When a person wakes up in the morning, they are born; they live throughout the day; and when they fall asleep at night, they die. We repeat this cycle every day. That is why “today” is so important. Making the most of today is like making the most of a lifetime.
If we set aside the past and the future, live only in the present, and stay in the moment, we can fully harness our creative power.
The State of Being “More Perfect”
The phrase “more perfect” does not mean to belittle or devalue what we have done in the past. On the contrary, we take pride in what we have accomplished so far. However, people can always create something better.
Simply saying “perfect” and leaving it at that stifles growth. But by saying “even better,” we create room for ourselves. This phrase supports our journey toward realizing our potential.
Human beings are the most perfect beings on Earth. But the important question is: Can we make use of this perfection? Can we reach every aspect of our potential? The phrase “more perfect” is a gateway to unlocking that potential.
Why “We”?
There are approximately 60 trillion cells in the body. Each cell has its own consciousness and awaits a command. When you say “we,” these cells unite, come together, and begin to support you, showing respect for your power.
The word “we” speaks not only to the mind but also to the heart. The heart is one of the centers that organizes thoughts and emotions. When we say “we,” we bring together our minds, our hearts, our bodies, our cells, our spirits, and the power of the universe.
This is a sense of wholeness. We are no longer alone. The energy of our family, our community, our coworkers, and people in our city and around the world begins to work alongside us. “We” is not just a pronoun—it is also a call to collective power.
Remembering the Power of Creation
When we say, “Today we are creating a better version of ourselves,” we are actually activating the creative power within us. Because the power that created us has placed a spark—a part of itself—within our souls.
People create the homes they live in; they create a better version of themselves; they create works of art—music, paintings, and architectural structures. Creativity is inherent in human nature. Of course, this cannot be confused with divine creation. But a person’s power to create is the power to realize their own potential.
A Summary of 35 Years of Experience
My choice of these words is based on 35 years of experience, repetition, and observation. I’ve tried it countless times, repeating it every second, every fraction of a second. Today, we are more perfect… And finally, I settled on this sentence: “Today, we are creating a more perfect version of ourselves.”
I achieved results with this sentence. Using this logic and this structure, I saw the results. I haven’t been able to get such a powerful response with any other method. That’s why I had to share it. Because this knowledge couldn’t belong only to me. If the universe sends you knowledge, it won’t send it to you again if you don’t share it. Sharing brings abundance. Power multiplies when it is shared.
Everything revolves around the word “we.” Saying “Today we are creating a better version of ourselves” is an intention, an energy, and a call to action all at once. This sentence is not just a mantra—it is also a way of life.
Today, with the hope of creating a better “us” together…