Beliefs about resistence

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    Truman
    PSTEC User

      Personally I think resistence it is a meta issue when it comes to using PSTEC.

      Resisting emotions leads to the majority of problems.

      Which beliefs about resistance do y'all recommend to work on to become more resilient and able to feel instead of blocking ourselves to painful experiences?

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      Paul McCabe
      PSTEC Pro and Forum Moderator

        Hi Truman,

        Thanks for posting and sorry for the late reply.

        Instead of beliefs, you would maybe be better served by Click Tracking the feeling of resistance – initially, at least.

        The sort of beliefs that tend to create resistance seem to include the following:

        – “It's dangerous to feel negative emotions”
        – “Negative emotions are scary”
        – “Being vulnerable is bad/scary/dangerous”
        – “If I allow myself to show vulnerability, people will hurt/exploit/think less of me”
        – “I have to control my emotions”
        – “I have to hide what I really feel”
        – “I have to hide who I truy am”

        Not an exhaustive list, but those capture the essence.

        With beliefs like those eliminated, you could layer in with PQT:

        – “It is absolutely safe to feel what I need to feel now”
        – “I let myself feel what needs to be felt”
        – “I put my trust in the Click Tracks releasing me”
        – “When I use the Click Tracks, I'm safe to feel what's needed”

        Hope that helps.

        Best Regards,

        Paul  :)


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