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Topic: Conflicting beliefs??Bradley <bradwilli...@gmail.com> Sep 04 01:15PM -0700 ^
I have been practising with Psych-K for about 1 year now - overall it
has been an invaluable tool.
One of the areas I get stuck in is that frequently I balance for a new
positive belief and I test strong, and yet I also test for the
negative old belief and I test strong for it too.
e.g. - "I am full of energy." "I am fatigued."
"I accept my anger." "I reject my anger."
"I am eternal." "I am mortal."
I am puzzled by this. I wonder what the theory of psych-k says about
this? My understanding is that it is presumed that new beliefs
override and erase old beliefs, but that specificity is key in that
the new belief needs to be directly opposing, not just 'in the
ballmark'. But it seems I am doing this, e.g. with the above.
To me this feels like inner conflictedness, part of me believing one
thing, part of me believing the opposite.
I wonder what to do. I think maybe I could use an 'erase technique/
practise' like Emotion Freedom Technique on the old belief. However,
this is a lot of extra time and energy too. I wonder if there is
something more obvious I am missing.
Any feedback on this?
I am especially intrigued to hear from others who have experimented
with testing both their new and the old beliefs.
Thanks!
Bradley Saunders
Rita Anderson <rit...@telus.net> Sep 04 02:36PM -0600 ^
Hi Bradley,
Your email says you've been practicing Psych-K for about 1 year, and just wondering if you have done any of the advance Psych-K such as core belief balances?
Very common to test both weak and strong and to have these conflicting beliefs. Core belief balances work for this so just asking the obvious first.
Rita
On Sep 4, 2010, Bradley <bradwilli...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have been practising with Psych-K for about 1 year now - overall it
has been an invaluable tool.
One of the areas I get stuck in is that frequently I balance for a new
positive belief and I test strong, and yet I also test for the
negative old belief and I test strong for it too.
eg - "I am full of energy." "I am fatigued."
"I accept my anger." "I reject my anger."
"I am eternal." "I am mortal."
I am puzzled by this. I wonder what the theory of psych-k says about
this? My understanding is that it is presumed that new beliefs
override and erase old beliefs, but that specificity is key in that
the new belief needs to be directly opposing, not just 'in the
ballmark'. But it seems I am doing this, eg with the above.
To me this feels like inner conflictedness, part of me believing one
thing, part of me believing the opposite.
I wonder what to do. I think maybe I could use an 'erase technique/
practise' like Emotion Freedom Technique on the old belief. However,
this is a lot of extra time and energy too. I wonder if there is
something more obvious I am missing.
Any feedback on this?
I am especially intrigued to hear from others who have experimented
with testing both their new and the old beliefs.
Thanks!
Bradley Saunders
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"Jeanne Northington" <no...@hiwaay.net> Sep 04 03:39PM -0500 ^
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Hi, Bradley,
What about
"Every part of me is ready. willing, & able to be filled with energy."
"I am consistently filled with energy that I use to accomplish my goals."
"I accept my anger & then release it easily & quickly now."
"My body is mortal & my spirit eternal."
It seems that some of your examples stated 2 truths. "I am filled with
energy & feel fatigued." You can be both at the same time.
You can accept your anger & then choose to release it. Accepting where you
are eliminates internal conflict. Choosing to change your feelings is
empowering.
I don't know if I understood where you were coming from but hope I
reframed it for you.
Good luck,
Jeanne
Jeanne Northington, LPC
Certified PSYCH-K Instructor
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