Regular practice brings a deeper understanding of personal beliefs, the final aim of which is to completely clear all blockages, harmonize the chakras thus allowing a free flow of subtle energies. It also stimulates that part of us which deals with dimensionality, thus opening the possibility to attain what is commonly known as the '5th' dimension, that is, a dimension beyond time and space.
Our core beliefs feel like truths and can be challenging to alter. They are responsible for our continual insecurity, self-doubt, low moods and constant desire for external validation and approval.
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They can lead to ineffective behavioral patterns such as people-pleasing and perfectionism. We also notice events and situations that confirm our core beliefs and ignore those that go against our core beliefs.
We have developed core beliefs in every area of our life and these beliefs impact our happiness, success, and personal fulfillment. We form core beliefs as a way to understand and live in the world around us.
This is an example from cognitive behavioral therapy of how core beliefs formed early in life lead to negative self-talk later in life. The negative self-talk then contributes to unhelpful behaviors and symptoms.
Core beliefs can be challenging to change as they are often hidden, automatic beliefs, which have also become part of our identity. Learning to identify, challenge and reframe your self-defeating thoughts and core beliefs is an important step in emotional health.
Another strategy to identify and challenge core beliefs is the downward arrow question & answer technique. Discover core beliefs by starting with a negative, automatic thought and asking why it would be upsetting to you if were true.
Identifying and working with your core beliefs takes time and practice. Not only do we need to challenge the validity of our assumptions/beliefs, but we also need to own the impact the belief has had on our lives.
Therapy can help you change your core beliefs and create a more fulfilling life for yourself. Contact a therapist to find out more at 832-559-2622 or schedule an appointment online. In-person and online counseling is available.
Since your core beliefs are at the beginning of this creative process, all effective change will start there. If you desire a more joyous state of being, you must drop the core beliefs that are preventing this joy from arising and adopt beliefs that allow you to be happy right now. Then you will take wholesome actions that correspond to these new beliefs.
This is true even though all outer circumstances are just a reflection of your core beliefs, emotions and actions. For example, if you believe that you are not good enough to be loved, you will feel unloved and your examination of your circumstances will seem to verify this belief. Yet even if you do believe that you are good enough to be loved, you still will not be able to dictate that certain people will love you in the way that you want. But you will now be open to the love that God will bring you through the kindness of some of the people around you, perhaps in ways that you did not even expect. So you will now have the experience of living in a loving world. What a profound shift!
So the universe is not your personal mail order catalog simply waiting for you to clearly make up your mind and place your order as some people have claimed. This is not about creating specific outer circumstances so that you can then become happy. If you are not happy most of the time, then you must first change the core beliefs that are preventing you from being happy right now.
Once our belief system is in place, most of us reinforce it by constantly hypnotizing ourselves with our habitual thoughts and corresponding actions that spring from the core beliefs that we have chosen. Both the thoughts and the reinforcing actions play essential roles in this continuous process of self-hypnosis. This is why we will use both thoughts and actions to replace our unwholesome beliefs with wholesome ones. 2ff7e9595c
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