When Positive Thinking is Just Not Enough!
"Through personal experience I have learned that slow or difficult changes in my life are often due to a limiting core belief. Sometimes the belief involved may not seem related to the problem area."
A Personal Message From Marty Varnadoe Dow,
Author of How To Soar Through Life With Power And Grace! eCourse
Often subscribers write me to say that although they have had great success in transforming their lives through positive thinking, there are some areas that seem slow to change.
Through personal experience I have learned that slow or difficult changes in my life are often due to a limiting core belief. Sometimes the belief involved may not seem related to the problem area.
Here is an example of what I mean. You are having problems with your health and affirmations are not making any lasting changes. Someone suggests that you spend time exploring your core beliefs. You learn some techniques to uncover core beliefs and put them to work. To your amazement you discover a belief that states "struggle brings me closer to God."
At first you might think this has nothing to do with your health problems but then you realize that your inner being, the power that creates your reality through your beliefs, thoughts, words, and visions has been hard at work creating the life in which you have expressed a desire.
In an effort to create a spiritual life, your inner being--using your fundamental belief in the necessity for struggle, created an illness as part of your spiritual path. Consciously you did not request an illness nor do you see the obvious connection between your illness and your desire for a closer walk with God. However, your inner self put together those core beliefs and created what seemed to be the best possible scenario for creating the life you ordered.
When you discover this belief in struggle you will remember thinking about the spiritual benefits of the "dark night of the soul". You might remember thinking that God was using the illness or difficulty in someone's life to help them grow. You may have even spoken those words many times to friends. These thoughts will come rushing into your mind helping you see how you have used your thoughts, words, and visions to create the illness in your life.
What becomes obvious is that you do not need positive thoughts and affirmations about health but about "growing through joy" or "a spiritual path of joy, health, prosperity, and peace".
In this article I have used illness as an example of a difficult area to change with positive thinking. You may be experiencing problems with money, safety, harmony, or success. Whatever the difficulty, begin to look more closely at your core beliefs for the source of the problem.
If you would like to learn about how to transform your core beliefs, you might be interested in the How To Soar Through Life With Power And Grace e-Course.
A Personal Message From Marty Varnadoe Dow,
Author of How To Soar Through Life With Power And Grace! eCourse
Often subscribers write me to say that although they have had great success in transforming their lives through positive thinking, there are some areas that seem slow to change.
Through personal experience I have learned that slow or difficult changes in my life are often due to a limiting core belief. Sometimes the belief involved may not seem related to the problem area.
Here is an example of what I mean. You are having problems with your health and affirmations are not making any lasting changes. Someone suggests that you spend time exploring your core beliefs. You learn some techniques to uncover core beliefs and put them to work. To your amazement you discover a belief that states "struggle brings me closer to God."
At first you might think this has nothing to do with your health problems but then you realize that your inner being, the power that creates your reality through your beliefs, thoughts, words, and visions has been hard at work creating the life in which you have expressed a desire.
In an effort to create a spiritual life, your inner being--using your fundamental belief in the necessity for struggle, created an illness as part of your spiritual path. Consciously you did not request an illness nor do you see the obvious connection between your illness and your desire for a closer walk with God. However, your inner self put together those core beliefs and created what seemed to be the best possible scenario for creating the life you ordered.
When you discover this belief in struggle you will remember thinking about the spiritual benefits of the "dark night of the soul". You might remember thinking that God was using the illness or difficulty in someone's life to help them grow. You may have even spoken those words many times to friends. These thoughts will come rushing into your mind helping you see how you have used your thoughts, words, and visions to create the illness in your life.
What becomes obvious is that you do not need positive thoughts and affirmations about health but about "growing through joy" or "a spiritual path of joy, health, prosperity, and peace".
In this article I have used illness as an example of a difficult area to change with positive thinking. You may be experiencing problems with money, safety, harmony, or success. Whatever the difficulty, begin to look more closely at your core beliefs for the source of the problem.
If you would like to learn about how to transform your core beliefs, you might be interested in the How To Soar Through Life With Power And Grace e-Course.
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