Online School for Enlightenment and Empowerment http://www.trinfinityacademy.com - (Click to Learn More) http://www.facebook.com/bentinhomassaro Join the Community http://www.bentinhomassaro.com - Learn More recorded on February 5th, 2013 This session goes in depth when it comes to our shadow sides, the beliefs we have about ourselves that we try so hard to compensate for in our lives. It is a confrontational, honest, raw and courage-requiring session to take in and apply to your own self, but if you do, the reward will be huge, and very very quick when compared to trying a whole lifetime to compensate for a negative belief. The basic negative belief we all grow up with to some extend, is the idea that we're not worthy, not good enough... inadequate, imperfect. This belief rules our lives and our mental and emotional experience for the most part... not leaving much room for greater intelligence, peace, freedom and empowerment to come in and stabilize itself. The only way to win from a belief, is by admitting that it has it right, that it always has, and always will. When we admit defeat, we win and are liberated from believing in that perspective. When we try to prove the belief wrong by proving that "I AM worthy!!" we always lose, even if we seem to be victorious temporarily. The only way to true victory, to true worthiness, is by exiting the game of belief. One very powerful and gut-unlocking way to do this is by admitting defeat, by telling the belief that it is actually true and soaking in that feeling until you reach the state of "So what!? I don't care that I am a failure, that I am unworthy, that I am not good enough. It is true, and that is beautiful! I am free!" "It is true and it will always be true that I am not good enough, that I am unworthy..." Admit this until you reach 'The Sigh of Relief', at which point you are liberated from believing in the thought 'I am not good enough'. If you cannot admit that it is true that you're not good enough, then that may imply you still believe and fear it MIGHT actually be true and thus instead of admitting it and moving on/transcending it, you are subconsciously busy trying to compensate for it in your life.

• published: 06 Feb 2013
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