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Physical ilness: From where does it come


Belief systems: the foundation to which all actions, thoughts, energy, likes, aversions, attachments come from, our underlying subconscious programming. NLP: neuro-linguistic programming is the long term training program to change our computer, I have been undertaking this training for the past 1 and a half years. 

Its easy to blame "if I only did this" and self-aggrandise, punish and torment ourselves for mistakes, but the real mover lies in that habitual programming we have, untill we change that we cannot make changes via our small seemingly important decisions: they are influenced by our unconscious computer. 

Once we begin to face and unpack our subconscious, we can be more at peace, forgive ourselves, and understand our actions and behaviour better. And ultimately create the person we want to be, achieve the goals we want, have the attitude and attract the right people, have better relationships, and have more satisfaction. The price is persistent effort, every day to change, an uphill battle. 


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