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The 10 pages that link to Affirmation, each with the reason it gives.

• MantraCompared with: Affirmations resemble mantras in repetition but usually emphasize personal belief or goals.

• OathCompared with: Legal systems may accept affirmations from people who decline religious oaths.

• PerjuryRelated: An affirmation can satisfy the formal requirement without invoking a deity.

• New ThoughtBroader topic: New Thought uses affirmations to direct thought toward healing and constructive circumstances.

• VowCompared with: An affirmation can carry formal force without sacred language.

• Military oathCompared with: Some service members affirm their pledge without invoking religious language.

• Oath of officeCompared with: An affirmation lets officeholders make the same commitment without religious language.

• Émile CouéRelated: His best-known phrase is a daily affirmation intended to guide expectation.

• Louise HayRelated: Hay made repeated positive statements a central exercise in her self-help method.

• ThetaHealingRelated: ThetaHealing sessions can involve statements about beliefs and desired changes.