The rotten foundation

[Dan94]

Coping with a vast set of limiting beliefs by shining a ton of awareness upon them daily. I must say that every time I admit/become aware/articulate beliefs I feel a very delightful sense of release. However, in practise, when the work has to be done my "programming" continues unconsciously and the beliefs still rule a ton of my behaviour.

What have been some of yours truly crippling beliefs that you later became aware of - and how long did it take you to become so mindful of them that your behaviour started changing?

Thank you

Daniel 

[Joseph Maynor]

Let’s get more pragmatic with the focus now.  Start to notice real blocks that come up in your life.  These are psychological blocks that keep you from doing the things that you know you need and want to be doing — but that you just aren’t doing.  Write these tasks and projects down.  Now, let’s deal with the blocks behind each of those.  Treat each block like a medical doctor would by assessing it, diagnosing it, probing it, prescribing a cure for it, and finally taking actions to treat it.  Part of the genius of this work is taking the theory and figuring out how to apply it very pragmatically to your real life’s problems.  Every piece of theory you learn becomes a leverage-point that you can then use to dissolve a block hindering the full expression of your authentic self.

Edited November 27, 2017 by Joseph Maynor

[Nahm]

@Dan94 You had me at “delightful sense of release”....Here’s a repost of what I found in my own beliefs....as discovered beliefs become total mindfucks...

 

When I realized that all of the western religion I grew up in was not spirituality. It very opposite. 

When I saw that I am indeed at the root of any suffering.

When I realized that not one person (me too) in the world has ever known anything.

The first time I witnessed another person walking and talking but yet completely asleep at the same time.  literally asleep. Like they had zero memory of this. wtf?

When I realized our thoughts change our genes and dna.

When I learned that amount of visual muscle does not equal amount of physical strength. 

When I learned the statistics of the healthiest weight per one’s height. 

When I learned what false flags are, and that they happened large scale. 

When I learned of the men’s rights movement. First I laughed at it. Then got mindfucked. 

When I learned that I was in a paradigm. Still am of course. Thank you for that little nugget Leo. Mind blown.

When I learned the earth is giving off a measurable MHz frequency, and I am too.

WHen I realized what the lyrics to Fucking Hostile were actually saying, after having listened to that song a hundred times already.

When I realized all there is is what I’m aware of. 

When I realized I am alone. Gripping. 

When I realized Nihilism is part of a process. 

When I realized I had been pointing to nothing at all in terms of evidence that I was my body / brain. 

When I realized that all sound and communication is based on an agreement of meaning by me & the ‘hearer’, and also as me as the sayer and me as the hearer. That meaning is as real as unicorns and fairies.

The first time I saw all the light coming from all ‘living’ things. Total mindfuck.

The first time I saw someone’s aura.

The first time I wrote a song, and I as a person, did not write it. Previously, I thought people said that to show humbleness. Solid mindfuckery. Side note, spell check offers nothing for mindfuckery. (Appropriately)

When I first witnessed how I am experiencing the matching ‘frequency’ of me in all things, all the time. That baseline relativity or whatever we’d like to call it. Our ‘vibrational point of attraction’. 

The first time I saw a ufo. Wtf? “There’s really ufo’s?” Wtf?

The first time I saw one with someone else. That was like a double triple mindfuck. We just kept looking at each other saying what the actual fuck. We were speechless otherwise. It just sat there above us. I felt like all three of us where what the fucking really hard.  

My current most cherished mindfuck is when Leo pointed out that I was conflating. I had never heard that word before. I paused my entire life and looked into it for a couple weeks. Psychics, Reiki, solo retreat, shroomed on it, contemplated. Holy. Fucking. Mindfuck. 

When I saw that my wife and kids (and everyone for that matter) are the same entity. That mindfuck lasted for almost a week. When I spent a regular Friday night with my friends and experienced how they are all facets of me / the one. Tears of joy and whatthefuckness nonstop. I had to walk down the street cause I couldn’t stop laughing and crying. 

The first time, in that same respect, a total stranger just checked out and started talking as the one, and then their person ‘came back’ like nothing happened. I’m used to it now, but that first one was a solid two day mindfuck.

In my current paradigm, the king of all my mindfucks, is that I have not yet experienced another human, face to face, who is aware they are me, though I am aware I am them. 

The first time I saw how the illusion is all of the relativity, and how perfectly it works. 

To realize that it is YOU who is limiting experience is the essence of freedom and the sensation of liberation.