There is hardly any other topic that is talked about as much and about which dangerous half-knowledge is spread as about beliefs. Even more frightening, however, is the fact that most people do not know how their beliefs work, let alone how they are programmed or deleted.
It is difficult to explain in words, because beliefs are the software with which we function. They determine:
– how we think – how we feel – how we perceive our environment (reality) – how we make decisions – how we reject or accept information, things, people, situations etc.
In a nutshell: Beliefs determine pretty much our entire life.
Most people know exactly how to download, update or delete apps on their smartphone, for example, if they are no longer needed or are perhaps defective. In this case, apps are automatically running software that runs on the smartphone’s operating system.
How many people know exactly how to program, update or delete beliefs because they have expired or are even harmful? Beliefs are mental apps. They run on our operating system – the mind.
The frightening truth is that the majority of people know more about their smartphones than they do about their minds. Something that they (should) use 24 hours a day and that controls all the important factors of their lives and perceptions.
The importance of beliefs cannot be overemphasized. That’s why they play a key role in the Fearless Code. In order to program, update or delete your beliefs, you need to understand how they arise, how they work and what consequences they have. Although the knowledge required for this is complex, it is by no means complicated, as beliefs are based exclusively on logic.
Therefore, programming a belief system is also relatively simple. You can also try it without all the background knowledge by going through the following 8 steps:
1. Observe whether you feel good or bad. 2. Recognize a negative belief when you feel bad (what are you thinking right now?). 3. Analyze the thoughts (the content) of this belief. 4. Find new thoughts as a basis for a new belief (what could you think instead so that you feel good?). 5. Try out the new content (thoughts) until you feel good. 6. Replace the (old) content. 7. Think the new belief until the old one is gone! 8. Go to step 1.
You alone always decide which thoughts you want to associate with each perception. Why not choose those thoughts that have a positive content and feel good?
This is the only logical approach!
Of course, it will seem very time-consuming at first to consciously control and program all your thoughts. Don’t put any pressure on yourself and take a completely relaxed approach. It’s really easy and can be done faster than you think.
First deal with the beliefs that you notice on your own, as they trigger bad feelings in you. If you overlook a belief, it’s no big deal. It is a belief and will therefore reappear sooner or later.
If you master the technique, you will use it automatically at some point, because this approach also becomes a belief!
The majority of your beliefs are programmed by consciously associating a perception with the same thoughts over and over again. It is therefore important that you remain attentive and observe your beliefs closely at the beginning.
The Fearless Code shows you step by step how to program new beliefs effortlessly and how to manage your collection of beliefs. It also shows you how to delete old, useless or harmful beliefs and how your subconscious mind automatically does this for you!
In a logical, comprehensible and easy-to-implement way – with immediate results!
