Reply To: PSTEC Belief Blasters – Amazing Success Story
Brian Tucker1) I face doubts when I'm trying to work with supporting beliefs like
“People would not like me if they knew the truth about me”
I understand finding and working with its corresponding core belief “I'm bad” or “I'm not good enough” is the way to go but can we also work with the supporting beliefs directly? ( Incase I'm not able to detec the underlying core belief)
If so how do I rephrase it?
Thanks
You are saying two things here – a complex belief
People haven't liked me
Someone would have found out the truth about me
also might add in
I've had a secret or I've been keeping a secret
I've been hiding something
“I don't think I'll get that job” – I couldn't get a job and I couldn't find a job
Thanks
“It's too late to apply for that job” – It has been too late to apply for that job or It was too late to apply for a job
You could also get into:
nobody would have hired me
and
I haven't been good enough to _______
I haven't been worthy of _______
I didn't deserve _______
The blank might be something you believe about the job. e.g. I didn't deserve a better paying job or I haven't been good enough to have a higher paying job.
Read here http://pstecforum.com/pf/belief-blasters/'it'-vs-'i'/msg3867/#msg3867
Don't worry about the phrase being absolutely perfect. if one does not clean everything up at worst you will become a little more clear and then see what the real issue is. You can't make a mistake or break anything by using a belief blaster. The are rather forgiving and what is 10 minutes time? 