Awakening

Awakening

Power of Words| Conscious Language| Conscious Communication
December 03, 2025•1 min read

The Reason Your Life Isn’t Improving:
Master Your Words, Master Your Life!

Remember your pang of regret after a hasty reply or sarcastic remark? 

Yes, me too.  Words have power, and Step 2 of our Conscious Languaging journey helps us harness our power as we become expert communicators.

In the first of this series, we explored awareness. Now, it is time to awaken our choices in every word we speak. Imagine building stronger relationships, boosting confidence, and even reducing negativity - all through our languaging patterns!

In Step 2, you will discover:

  • The hidden meaning behind your favorite words (Hint: It may be different than what you think!)

  • How to identify autopilot patterns and shift to purposeful communication

  • A powerful exercise to reprogram your word frequency for greater purpose

Are you ready to awaken to your word power?  

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Cynthia Lengefeld is a guide in conscious awareness and intentional living. Through her writing and teaching, she explores how language, thought patterns, and inner alignment shape our lived experience moment to moment. Cynthia’s work invites readers to notice without judgment, choose awareness over autopilot, and practice seeing perfection and possibility in themselves and others. Her reflections are rooted in lived experience, offering gentle yet powerful reminders that consciousness is not a destination, but a daily, present-moment practice.

Cynthia Lengefeld

Cynthia Lengefeld is a guide in conscious awareness and intentional living. Through her writing and teaching, she explores how language, thought patterns, and inner alignment shape our lived experience moment to moment. Cynthia’s work invites readers to notice without judgment, choose awareness over autopilot, and practice seeing perfection and possibility in themselves and others. Her reflections are rooted in lived experience, offering gentle yet powerful reminders that consciousness is not a destination, but a daily, present-moment practice.

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