Our mind can raise or lower our heart rate, can increase or affect our digestive system, change the chemical composition of our blood, and help us sleep soundly or make us unable to sleep all night. Our minds can make us alert and alert and disturbed and depressed. Our mind can make us feel at peace as well as can make us uneasy anxious. Being able to make us brave can also make us a coward and a loser. Our thoughts can make us successful people or make us people who always fail. In short, the mind has an impact and determines what we will become in life.
Our thoughts can encourage the formation of images and images of ourselves, including the various emotions that accompany it. If we think negatively, inferior, not confident, then that seen in the eyes of others we will really look like it is, with the resulting gestures derived from the negative self-image. In addition, our thoughts about a person or situation can also greatly affect our attitude to that person. How we respond to the person, position him, serve him, depends heavily on our thoughts or perceptions about the person concerned. In essence, everything we believe with confidence will come true. Whatever we believe about ourselves, it really will be what we are. We are what we think. Often we do not actually believe what we see, but we always see what we have been believing or wanting to believe. There are two possibilities; we have beliefs that support our lives that make us feel happy and optimistic or we may have negative beliefs about ourselves and about our potential that prevents us from achieving anything we might otherwise achieve. If today we feel often self-condemning, self-deprecating, inferior, not confident, then it's time we have to change the self-concept, we must change what we have already believed about ourselves negatively. What we believe does not always have to be based on facts. Trust is mostly based only on the information we receive and receive as truth.
Not infrequently the things that we believe it contains very little evidence and facts. In an attempt to change self-belief, self-limiting beliefs are the worst negative beliefs. Self-limiting beliefs are what we believe about ourselves in the implications of making us feel limited or incapable in one particular area. Know, these self-limiting beliefs often really happen to a person. However, if we believe fully about ourselves, then what is believed to be true.
The move to eliminate this self-limiting belief begins with our own potential liberation process. The trick by questioning the beliefs that have been formed that nature limits the potential earlier. Next, imagine that negative beliefs are all incorrect or not necessarily true. Imagine that we can be, or do, or have anything really desirable. Imagine we are in a condition that has no limited ability at all. When we imagine ourselves, we are actually sending a certain message to our subconscious. Our subconscious mind will then accept this message as a command. Then it will coordinate with our thoughts, words, and actions so that those thoughts, words, and actions will coincide with a pattern consistent with the image we have created.
