Spirituality

What is the root cause of feelings of low self worth? Well when one digs underneath all of the self sabotaging thoughts, feelings and behaviors that are a reflection of the low feelings of self worth one often finds a belief about one's self that says something like "I'm a flawed human being".

Now I know that most individuals probably are never even aware that such a belief exists within them let alone that it is masterminding the multitude of negativity that they are hurling at themselves during their lives. Having said that, it has been my experience working with a new tool called the Mind Resonance Process(TM) (MRP) that this hidden culprit is revealed sooner or later.

As it rests as the foundation stone for many automatic self destructive thoughts, feelings and behaviors (because that's what it means to have low self worth; to be self destructive or destructive to one's self), when this can be uncovered it can then also be released using MRP.

This belief which acts as the "root" of much self destruction when "pulled out" can lead to a powerful emotional and spiritual transformation that is associated with a greater sense of self appreciation, inner peace, contentment, compassion, joy, contentment, and lightness in one's being.

Even more it results in a complete re-orientation in how an individual knows themselves. In other words one automatically stops identifying one's self as someone who is bad or flawed and instead recognizes one's own innate divinity. So in fact what happens is that they recognize that the belief about themselves as flawed was actually not the truth about who they really are or ever were.

Now I wish to belabor this point a bit because it cuts to the core of a belief that we as human beings have about ourselves and our race and which continues to be perpetuated here on this planet. That belief is something like: "Human beings are inherently flawed or bad". "After all", some might say, "look at the death and destruction we are reaping all around us".

Well I would say that this destruction comes directly out of our deeply held belief about ourselves as flawed. This is because one naturally feels negatively towards one's self when one believes deep within that one is flawed. From this follows then all the self destructive behaviors, one of which is the destruction caused to others and the planet.

I am suggesting, that such a belief not only is not the truth about who we as human beings are but that it is crucial that we release this from our consciousness as well as our collective consciousness in order to restore ourselves to our collective divinity.

So if you wish to experience such a transformation and at the same time contribute positively to the current state of the human condition please visit the web link below and consider requesting an introductory consultation.

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