Really Problematic Beliefs

Beliefs that cause my experience of reality to be a problem are really problematic.

Really problematic beliefs anchor my perspective of reality as being life happens by me. With a ‘by me’ perspective, I was driven to solve all my problems in life. My most problematic belief was that I had to solve all the problems that were happening to me or suffer their consequences. Having shifted my perspective from life happens to me, until I make life happen by me, I set out to solve all my problems and no longer be a victim of what I believed was happening to me in my life.

Having spent many years, mostly solving other people’s problems for them, I realised that no matter how many solutions there are, problems still keep occurring in my life. When I changed my belief that problems are inevitable to problems are unnecessary, I allowed my Self to no longer have problems. Being problem free allows life to flow effortlessly through me without resistance, which is certainly beneficial. From my new perspective in life, I realised that whatever is occurring in my life is either a beneficial opportunity or a challenging lesson. Learning my life lesson always allows the beneficial opportunity to become apparent. When I stopped believing that my life is really problematic, it stopped being problematic and problems stopped turning up in my reality. What I perceived before to be a problem, in hindsight allowed a beneficial opportunity to unfold. This is one of my most challenging life lessons, to allow problems to be a challenging opportunity to learn a valuable life lesson.

The most problematic beliefs that caused me to be a victim of my perspective of reality are:

  • The belief that there is only one reality
  • The belief that what can go wrong, will go wrong
  • The belief that other people’s authority is superior to my own
  • The belief that I have no choice
  • The belief that life happens to me
  • The belief that problems are solvable
  • The belief in fate & karma
  • The belief that sin is bad and virtue is good
  • The belief in any doctrine that ends in ‘ism’
  • The belief that truth is enshrined in law
  • The belief that an elected government is democratic
  • The belief that scarcity exists
  • The belief that inequality exists
  • The belief that love is something that I need
  • The belief that light is limited to the seven colours of the rainbow
  • The belief that my experience of life is limited to my 5 physical senses