Ramona
welcomed the group and introduced first time attendees.
Eddie
Conner (www.eddieconner.com) led the group in a guided meditation.
Thank you Eddie for your fabulous meditations and for taking notes of
the meetings.
Members
shared their “wins” since the last meeting.
Here is an
example of what outdated or limiting beliefs can do. During the Medieval period 15th
through 17th centuries, a weird psychiatric disorder swept through
Europe where many people believed they were made of glass and were likely to
shatter into pieces with even the slightest contact.
People went
to great lengths to change their lifestyles so as not to shatter. We may think that was stupid, yet to them it
was real.
Are you
carrying beliefs that are self-limiting, maybe even false? Are these beliefs preventing you from living
the life you deserve? --A great life?
Consider
these seemingly benign statements that perhaps we say on a daily basis. “I can’t tell the truth because I may be
judged.” “I can’t get close to this
person for fear my heart may get broken.” “I don’t dare want for something I may not get
for fear of rejection.” “I can’t pursue
my dreams because I don’t know what I’d do if I fail.”
The only
difference between us and our medieval ancestors is that their belief was
centered around physical contact while our beliefs are centered around our
emotions, relationships and dreams.
The
opening video was “An Easy Way to Change Old Beliefs” by Abraham-Hicks.
We also
watched “Old Beliefs are like Old Clothes” by Abraham-Hicks.
Ramona
asked the group to fill out a form that lists the personal beliefs that are
limiting and may no longer serve us, followed by a mastermind discussion for
several volunteers. Each volunteer was
asked where they felt they were on the Abraham-Hicks Emotional Scale (for more information see page 114
of “Ask and it is Given” by Abraham-Hicks).
Our first hot-seat participant referenced Esther’s experience with
laying new pipes and related that to her personal experiences. While she is able to envision the new pipes,
her worries about those life experiences inhibit the use of her new
thoughts. She feels she is a 14 (worry)
on the Emotional Scale. Our mastermind
asked what the limiting belief was behind the worry; answer trust issues. Focus
on “I’ve got this handled” and get rid of the worry before 17 seconds
elapses. Shift focus to all things that
are working for you. After the mastermind, our volunteer moved up to level 4 –
positive expectation/belief.
Our second hot-seat participant started at level 9 or 10, pessimism
or frustration, on the Emotional Scale.
His limiting belief is he is a long way from being an actor or
director. Asked how he defined success
the response was to never have to worry about money. It was suggested he start in a feel-good
place and use the imagination to make up good stuff rather than imagining the
fear. Pull back; go general. Replace the word job with new words like
lifestyle, dream career, life purpose. Keep the wording simple – “I want to do
what I want when I want to do it.” Also
suggested he practice his acceptance speech for the Oscars listing all the wins
he has experienced. After the mastermind, he elevated to a 4 - positive expectation
and belief.
The third hot-seat participant feels guilty for having wonderful
things when so many people around her lack for so much. She checked in at level 13, doubt. Suggestions included not lowering her
vibration to that of the people who are lacking. Remember we are all responsible for
ourselves. Think about what it would
feel like to wake up guilt free. A
member offered from her own experience that she replaced old guilt behaviors
with new patterns, deciding to place herself first. When she did her entire situation changed for
the better. The volunteer moved all the
way up to 1, joy, freedom, love.
Our last hot-seat participant had a great income, but now she
doesn’t and wants to be back on top. She
was asked if she is looking for the money in the same place she found it
before. Answer was no. So what has
changed? Don’t hold on to the past. What
she wants is the freedom money brings.
Remember, contrast is good because it launches desires of where you want
to be. Her old belief was wealth comes
easily. But what is her new belief? She is breaking through the glass ceiling of
fear and moving into ease. After the
mastermind our volunteer moved up to 2, passion.
Our closing
video was "Bhutan – Ten Paths to Happiness".
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