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Understanding Limiting and Conflicting Beliefs
I wrote a post on my old website about limiting beliefs and how they can get you stuck or a bit lost. Recent research on personal growth and other people’s experiences of limitation and fear suggested that I publish the old article and perhaps expand on it as required.
The original post was based on a conversation I was having with someone about love. My views have expanded slightly on the subject of love but the post is still valid in terms of gaining an understanding of limiting beliefs.
Returning To Your Essence
You came innocently into this world as a baby but with peace, love, joy, and enthusiasm. Without such qualities you would not be here now as it is such qualities that brought you the experiences to support your growth and existence to date in human form.
You then grew up and probably got both educated formally by institutions such as schools, colleges, universities and vocations (work), and also informally by family, friends and other experiences you had along the way in life.
Nothing Matters.
The above two words, and specifically the singular words “nothing” and “matter”, I am saying and come from “my” experience and INSIGHTS from the process of spiritual awakening and bringing it’s awareness, teaching and healing to both my self, other people and life situations.
The concepts of both the singular of the words, “nothing” and “matter”, and the words as a whole, “nothing matters”, represent both different and one perspective of life.
Posted in Personal Blog, Spiritual Awakening
Tagged awakening, awareness, believing, experiencing, illusion, knowing, reality
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Exclusive Treatment
Whilst helping a client to deliver a project which I would rather call a projection and explain the re-wording at some later point, I found myself being escorted pass international customs, borading gates and other queues, given exclusive transport from terminal to terminal, being shown “behind the scenes” of airports, being given the privilege of first seating on the aeroplane, and being given preferential meals, all of which I did not request or expect at the time, and all without paying any more money than the standard economy ticket price. On retrospection, such a service was not announced nor could have been purchased in any way.