I was working with a friend of mine who goes into your subconscious and clears out emotions, and other things that can get stuck in parts of your body. It’s a little strange, sounds weird. I know. But, since all I have to do is stay on the phone and listen to him, I do it. I figure, in case it helps, it’s worth it. It’s not hurting me. I barely even have to pay attention to him.
One day he told me he asked me if I wanted him to change my core belief.
“What does that mean?”
“Well, I changed mine from I’m a fool to I’m brilliant.”
“That sounds cool,” I said. “Why not? It can’t hurt me, right?”
“No,” he said.
The first step was to figure out what my current core belief was.
He did his little questions and I was shocked by what he came up with.
“I am worthless” was the answer. It didn’t make sense until I thought about it. It was sort of a theme underlying everything I did, thought, said or acted. I didn’t trust myself and listened to others. I was insecure in certain areas and always needed validation.
I mean, not all the time. When I’m confident, I am great. When things are good, you can’t mess with me.
But there was my other self. The one I hid. That one thought she was worthless.
“What would you like to change it to?” he asked after I adjusted to my worthless feelings.
We talked about it for a while. I was lying on my blue couch in my furnished rental cottage on the beach.
“I AM A GENIUS!!”
It felt right. I said it and the world shifted. I became confident and sure of myself.
“THIS IS AMAZING,” I said. I was on a high for a couple of days.
And then I forgot all about it. The world became familiar again.
About a week later Brazos called and asked how the genius was.
“Oh,” I said. “I forgot. I’m a genius.” And then everything I did and said and thought became different. My decisions were great and the world was good.
It’s kind of amazing that one thought about myself can change how I look at everything. And it’s also crazy that I forget that thought and revert back all the time.
I guess the world is a crazy place. So, we might as well have fun.
ENJOY!!!! Thanks for listening.