A Problem Belief is any belief that causes the Believer to experience a problem.
The Primary Problem Belief is the belief that problems happen.
Problems are a toleration, which is an emotional energy drain that is caused by the belief that things can go wrong. When I believe that things can go wrong, I believe that this is bad for me. The experience of bad things happening to me, because life is going wrong, endorses my problem beliefs.
The more a problem belief is endorsed by personal experience, the more the belief becomes a conviction. I am convicted by my own problem beliefs.
The belief that problem beliefs happen because bad things occur, is itself a problem belief. When I believe a problem belief to be true, I experience it as being real. The reality is that I experience problems because I believe them to be true.
The truth is that only true beliefs are true. On my true life path, I truly believe that there are no problems. On my problem free path through a problem free life, problem beliefs do not exist. In the absence of all problem beliefs, there are no problems in my life.
Ignoring problems or denying problems does not remove my belief in them, so it does not remove them from my reality.
The belief that everything that occurs in my life is an opportunity, allows my true reality to unfold. When I experience life as one opportunity unfolding after another, my beliefs are never a problem. Problem beliefs block opportunities, which is a problem.
Problem beliefs are caused by the experience of problems, which are caused by problem beliefs. The reason a belief is a problem is because I adopted it from someone else. I learned my problem beliefs because of my experience of other people’s problems, which are caused by their beliefs.
Growing up in a world of opportunity is never a problem. Being raised in a problematic world is the cause of my belief in a world full of problems.
I can either own my problem beliefs, which is problematic; or I can accept the challenge to change them at every opportunity.