Core beliefs exercise (shifting negative belief patterns)

DrewNows
By DrewNows in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God,
This is a simple exercise Teal Swan shares on how to chase down core beliefs to deal with problems in our life.  The goal is to chase down the root thought we hold in relation to the problems we see in our life so we can potentially change the core beliefs that cause us to be a vibrational match to these problems. The core belief will usually be a reflection of these problems. For example, the core belief, I am worthless, will attract people, circumstances and events that match this vibrational frequency. Once we have this root thought, we can start questioning this belief.   Pick a statement or judgement you have about someone or something that doesn't feel good and write it down Now alternate between these two questions until you get to the root thought/belief What does it mean to me? or  Assuming that it's true, why is it bad?    example: Statement/judgement: My friend is annoying because she never stops talking            What does it mean to me? It means she always has to say what's on her mind            Assuming this is true why is it bad? well this is bad because people will think she sounds really dumb sometimes       What does that mean to me?  If i say everything on my mind people will judge me and think I am dumb           Assuming this is true why is it bad? Because if people think i am dumb they may not think i am cool      What does this mean to me? People should care what others think of them/I need to care what people think of me (core belief) - Turned around- people need to care what I think of them / people need to care what I think of me /I don’t need to care what people think of me / people don’t need to care what I think of them /I need to care what I think of people    My judgement of her is my problem. In what areas of my life does this impact me? This core belief also reveals I must act a certain way to be loved or accepted. Can i absolutely know that this is true? No. (try it out on your own by writing something down)   
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