18/09/2024
What you believe about yourself and your capabilities is mirrored in your outer world. Changing your beliefs...is at the core of changing your life.
How you can easily change a challenging life into an amazing one.
It all starts here……
You see,
Your outer world is a deep reflection of your inner one.
What I mean by deep reflection of your inner one, is those thoughts, beliefs, and words that are ingrained in your subconscious, in the part of your brain, that is wired purely for survival. Not…happiness.
You see if you have had any type of trauma, there is no doubt it will have left its mark on your psyche, and in your body. But, thankfully not in your soul.
So to heal your psyche and body, we must address the soul too. Reconnect with it if you like, so that it can once again, manifest its pure beliefs and desires, about you and for you. Instead of allowing the traumatised psyche and body to manifest its negative beliefs, coming from the unresolved trauma.
If you believe you are worthy, people will treat you as if you have worth.
If you believe you are loveable, people will treat you as if you are loveable.
If you believe you are trustworthy, people will treat you as if they can trust you.
And so on.
The world and everything in it is a mirror. It reflects everything you believe about yourself. No matter what you wish for, or are trying to create and manifest.
Beliefs carry energy and they cast that energy out into the world, where it resonates with people, places, and things and then brings them back to us, in equal measure. That's why it's so important that we not only heal but also change our core beliefs.
And this can only be done through consistency and repetition.
Have you ever tried to look at yourself in the mirror and look deep into your eyes and say 'I love you.'
Or 'I appreciate you' or even 'I am proud of you?'
This is one of the simplest ways to check out your core beliefs, to understand and have awareness of what program is running in the background. If you are comfortable saying these things, your beliefs are self-supporting and if you are not, your beliefs are self-sabotaging.
And once you have identified your core beliefs, only then can you go about changing them.
For many years I worked on myself, not understanding why I could not be consistent in my practices. I would begin on Mondays, with a diet, which would would fall flat by Thursday. I would start an exercise program that would wane by the weekend. I would practice daily mantras, but conveniently forget that they existed when something else more interesting and which would give me a quick result, appeared.
I just couldn't be consistent, in many things. And the reason was I held a shed load of beliefs about myself, that spoke of the unworthiness to be able to change. They reflected a deep-seated feeling of not being enough, that there was no point in trying.
You see how important it is to have beliefs that speak of self-love and worthiness. It's essential if we want to become the best version of ourselves and enjoy and create the best life. And… have our outer world reflect us in healthy and fulfilling ways.
One of the other signs you may notice, when you have negative beliefs about yourself, is your tendency to look outside of yourself to feel good. Social media does a great job of tapping into this, as we seek external validation and worthiness through likes, shares, and subscriptions. Yes, all those things are wonderful if we don't need them to feel good. But if we do! There is work to be carried out.
So how do we begin to change our negative beliefs, to positive ones?
We begin in the mirror. By looking deep into our eyes and seeking our soul. We then speak the words of self-love and appreciation-
I love you
I appreciate you
I care for you
I believe in you.
As many times as it takes to be comfortable with them and believe that you are worthy of them.
2. Identify your negative beliefs, by looking at the results you have in key areas of your life, that are not working for you.
3. Ask yourself how these negative beliefs are impacting and restricting you in your life.
4. Write down the negative beliefs and then write down the opposite…ones that do support you. Then begin to replace and repeat them, every time you find yourself saying the negative ones in your mind.
5. Find evidence contrary to your belief. E.g. I can't look after myself -V- I have looked after myself so far and done a good job!
One of my favourites with my clients, to help them move out of a fearful state is to remind them that so far, they have a 100% success rate of survival. Meaning their belief about not being able to do something is just a lie because there is proof so far otherwise.
6. Re-enforce the new belief, by acting on it. E.g 'I can do it.' So, do it!
Beliefs are the gateway to creating the life we desire and deserve, as reflected by our soul, but because we have the body and mind too, we must be sure, that regardless of what we want to create and have, All three are working with us, not against us.
Thank you for reading me today. For expressing your thoughts and following me on my journey.
Much love
Nic xx
www.connectedtoself.com
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