Anxiety Affirmations To Feel Calm & Relaxed Fast

Feeling nervous or stressed out?

Are you dealing with panic attacks, fear, or social anxiety?

Here are a list of the best positive affirmations and quotes for anxiety that will help you relieve stress & feel calm fast so you can be more at peace right now.

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Affirmations For Anxiety

My breathe is calm and slow.

I feel inner peace throughout my body.

I feel calm and at peace in every moment of my life.

Life is simple, easy, and effortless.

I am in harmony with my life.

Life works for me.

I am in control of my life and emotions.

I am at peace and harmony with everyone and everything.

Social anxiety affirmations

I am an outgoing person.

I can add value to any conversation.

I love meeting new people.

I am bold and confident.

My voice and opinion matters.

I enjoy being in large crowds of people.

People enjoy my company.

Anxiety attack affirmations

No matter what happens on the outside, I am at peace on the inside.

Being calm and at peace is part of my nature.

Rather than feeling anxious, I focus my energy on my dreams and goals.

I harness the surplus of energy I have and focus it on my goals.

I am relaxed, happy, and free from worry.

I transform anxiety into curiosity on my way to joy.

Each exhalation I take calms my nerves and brings ease to my body and mind.

I exhale anxiety and inhale joy.

Curiosity trumps anxiety. Remain curious.

Anxiety affirmations to feel calm

I have the choice to be free of worry and anxiety.

Curiosity is the natural antidote for anxiety. I choose to remain curious.

I choose to be calm, clear, and focused even in times of stress.

My mind is always in a state of peace and serenity.

Rather than anxiety, I choose curiosity on my journey back to joy.

I recognize anxiety for what it is and I choose to be free of worry. This is my preference.

I cultivate life-affirming tools to harness my energy and re-focus on my joy.

I breath in calm and breath out peace. I breath in calm and breath out love. I breath in calm and breath out joy.

I am free of anxiety and worry.

Rather than feeling anxious I focus my compass on my life vision and take action steps towards manifesting my dreams.

Anxiety affirmations to reduce stress

Meditation is my favorite tool for quelling anxiety. I shall now meditate.

When I feel anxious, I choose instead, curiosity. This choice calms me and bring me ease.

My preference is to choose curiosity when I feel anxious.

My mind is both curious and joyful.

Living in a state of curiosity and child-like wonder brings me peace of mind.

‘Aint nobody got time for anxiety. I choose joy.

Life is too good to waste on being anxious and worried.

I nourish my mind, body, and spirit through meditation. This calms my nerves and helps me feel at peace.

Positive affirmations for anxiety and depression

I release all my worries and doubts.

I am full of joy and peace.

I love myself too much to live a life filled with fear and worry.

Steadiness and ease are my natural states.

Everything in my life is happening perfectly.

Affirmations for work anxiety

Everything is going to be okay.

I am doing a good job.

My company appreciates me.

I am good at what I do.

I trust in my abilities.

Everything will be done in time.

Affirmations for panic attacks

My breathing is calm and slow.

I am in control of my breath.

My mind and body is calm.

My body is relaxed and at peace.

Everything is just fine.

I trust the process of life.

Everything in my life is okay.

Affirmations for driving anxiety

I am a good driver.

I trust my skills as a driver.

I trust other drivers around me.

Nothing will harm me.

I am safe in my car.

Every day I am becoming a better driver.

There is plenty of space on the road.

Affirmations for test anxiety

I am ready for my test.

I am going to pass my test.

I will know all the answers to my test.

I have nothing to worry about.

I am calm and centered.

I am very well prepared for my test.

I am a good student.

I am confident in my test taking skills.

Paranoia affirmations

No one is out to get me.

I love my life.

I trust people around me.

Everything in my life is okay.

There is nothing to be afraid of.

I am confident and secure with myself.

My mind is still and quiet.

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Quotes To Help Anxiety

Remain calm, serene, always in command of yourself. You will then find out how easy it is to get along. – Paramahansa Yogananda

Never let your fear decide your fate.

Life is ten percent what you experience and ninety percent how you respond to it. ― Dorothy M. Neddermeyer

Anxiety’s like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do, but it doesn’t get you very far. – Jodi Picoult

Health is a state of body. Wellness is a state of being. – J. Standord

You don’t have to control your thoughts. You just have to stop letting them control you. – Dan Millman

Love yourself enough to live a healthy lifestyle.

Peace is the result of retraining your mind to process life as it is, rather than as you think it should be. – Wayne W. Dyer

Staying positive does not mean that things will turn out okay. Rather it is knowing that you will be okay no matter how things turn out. – unknown

If you want to conquer the anxiety of life, live in the moment, live in the breath. ― Amit Ray

Every time you are tempted to react in the same old way, ask if you want to be a prisoner of the past or a pioneer of the future. – Deepak Chopra

With everything that has happened to you, you can either feel sorry for yourself or treat what has happened as a gift. Everything is either an opportunity to grow or an obstacle to keep you from growing. You get to choose. – Dr. Wayne W Dyer

Stop a minute, right where you are. Relax your shoulders, shake your head and spine like a dog shaking off cold water. Tell that imperious voice in your head to be still. – Barbara Kingsolver

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How To Stop Anxiety

Many people who suffer from anxiety attacks do so for one of three reasons:

Mental Issues (stress, worry, fear, etc.)
Physical (breathing, smoking, rushing around, etc.)
Hormonal (thyroid)

Lets take a look at each one…

1. Mental Issues

Each of us has the power to be on control of our emotions. However, when we are not using this power, we can let our life enter into a downward spiral when things like fear, stress, and worry take over.

The key thing to remember is that life is meaningless and that you have the power to give it meaning.

Things like…

Fear of the unknown.

Fear of failure.

Fear of uncertainty.

If something is causing you to feel fearful or stressed out, this is because you are defining that situation in a negative manner that is creating your experience.

All feelings are derived from your beliefs around a situation.

Change your belief and thoughts about it, and you will change how you feel.

2. Physical Issues

All too often people do what is called “shallow breathing” which means that you are taking short breaths into your chest.

This issue has become quite an epidemic because we live in a fast paced society where people are rushing around and not conscious of their breathing.

Even worse, if you smoke then you are exacerbating the issue because smoking affects your lungs and how you breathe and can bring on anxiety even faster.

Take an honest assessment of your life and ask yourself:

Am I conscious of my breathing?

Am I rushing around a lot?

If you find that you are moving at a fast pace in life and are not aware of your breathing, then chances are you are bringing on anxiety because of how you are moving through life.

And of course, if you smoke this just makes it worse.

Exercise (especially cardio), yoga, and mediation are some of the best ways to heal your anxiety attacks.

But most importantly, slow down your pace of life.

Find a pace that is comfortable for you.

Yes, it may mean you will have to do less things. But this also means that you will need to focus on what is most important (i.e. quality vs quantity).

Note: Spending too much time on social media can also bring on anxiety especially if you consume too much negative news. That’s a lot of negative information you are taking in at one time without the time to process it in a constructive manner and therefore causing you to have anxiety.

3. Hormonal

Many people are unaware of the fact that they probably have some form of thyroid issue.

When your thyroid is out of balance, anxiety is one of the most common symptoms.

You should definitely have your thyroid checked out and you may want to take some iodine as this is one of the best ways to help your thyroid.

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