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PerDev · 11-27-2009, 06:40 AM

How are you ANALYZING your current BELIEFS?

How do you Identify, Recognize, Observe, your current working beliefs ?

supertom · 11-27-2009, 08:06 AM

I pay attention to the thoughts i agree with, and whats the essence of those thoughts, what do they imply.

Kindred · 11-27-2009, 12:12 PM

I don't analyse my beliefs, but I analyse results. If I'm missing results in my life, I chuck whatever belief is preventing me from those results and try something new.

I've tried brooding over my beliefs, but it never did me any good. Foresight is never good as hindsight, and logic is greatly endangered by any small fallacy. Listening to my intuition guides my actions just as good, if not better. It also puts me straight into action. Furthermore, my intuition uproots some of my ego and stops the ego from saying "Hey, bro! You can't get those results! That isn't me! What do you think you're doing?"

In a sense, my intuition observes my current beliefs and tells me later which ones need to go and which ones need to stay but only when necessary, if that answers the question.

PerDev · 11-30-2009, 11:48 AM

Yes, This is more empowering, instead of giving power to logic, Its better to use Intuition Instead.

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Originally Posted by Kindred

I don't analyse my beliefs, but I analyse results. If I'm missing results in my life, I chuck whatever belief is preventing me from those results and try something new.

I've tried brooding over my beliefs, but it never did me any good. Foresight is never good as hindsight, and logic is greatly endangered by any small fallacy. Listening to my intuition guides my actions just as good, if not better. It also puts me straight into action. Furthermore, my intuition uproots some of my ego and stops the ego from saying "Hey, bro! You can't get those results! That isn't me! What do you think you're doing?"

In a sense, my intuition observes my current beliefs and tells me later which ones need to go and which ones need to stay but only when necessary, if that answers the question.

James81 · 11-30-2009, 12:22 PM

I start with a particular behavior in my life and then I trace that behavior back to a belief I have about myself.

escapeplan · 11-30-2009, 12:41 PM

James 81 has given a very sensible answer.

Very few people question or analyze their beliefs. After all, why would they believe anything they are in doubt about?

Also it seems that as soon as you attach certain labels to a belief- e.g. "religious", "Highly conscious" or whatever- you are less likely to accept the belief may be in error.

It's almost impossible to sensibly challenge the belief of others. At least the technique James uses allows for an awareness of a belief in the first place and then a chance to take action from there.

SomeRandomGuy · 11-30-2009, 01:40 PM

I usually do not actively attempt to analyze my beliefs. Most often I read or hear something that makes me question or at least think about my belief, which then leads to me analyzing the belief in detail. This is one of the primary reasons I read these forums. I find that the topics covered, and the opinions presented vary so greatly that I regularly find a post that causes me to analyze my own beliefs on the topic. This has happened to me a couple of times in just the path month or so.

iDreamCatcher · 11-30-2009, 03:29 PM

Belief is just a thought I keep thinking.

The moment I consciously decided to choose better-feeling thoughts and better feeling feelings - things improved gradually and everywhere.

Gleb

PerDev · 12-01-2009, 07:15 AM

Yes I am agree with you.. Forum helps us to see same thing from different perspective and help us anaysiing if we are falsely attached to one perspective.

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Originally Posted by SomeRandomGuy

I usually do not actively attempt to analyze my beliefs. Most often I read or hear something that makes me question or at least think about my belief, which then leads to me analyzing the belief in detail. This is one of the primary reasons I read these forums. I find that the topics covered, and the opinions presented vary so greatly that I regularly find a post that causes me to analyze my own beliefs on the topic. This has happened to me a couple of times in just the path month or so.

PerDev · 12-01-2009, 07:16 AM

Yes, Journal about the same can be very helpful.

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Originally Posted by James81

I start with a particular behavior in my life and then I trace that behavior back to a belief I have about myself.

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supertom Banned Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Homeless Posts: 3,548	I pay attention to the thoughts i agree with, and whats the essence of those thoughts, what do they imply.

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Kindred Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 149	I don't analyse my beliefs, but I analyse results. If I'm missing results in my life, I chuck whatever belief is preventing me from those results and try something new. I've tried brooding over my beliefs, but it never did me any good. Foresight is never good as hindsight, and logic is greatly endangered by any small fallacy. Listening to my intuition guides my actions just as good, if not better. It also puts me straight into action. Furthermore, my intuition uproots some of my ego and stops the ego from saying "Hey, bro! You can't get those results! That isn't me! What do you think you're doing?" In a sense, my intuition observes my current beliefs and tells me later which ones need to go and which ones need to stay but only when necessary, if that answers the question.

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James81 Banned Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 12,690	I start with a particular behavior in my life and then I trace that behavior back to a belief I have about myself.

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escapeplan Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Europe Posts: 839	James 81 has given a very sensible answer. Very few people question or analyze their beliefs. After all, why would they believe anything they are in doubt about? Also it seems that as soon as you attach certain labels to a belief- e.g. "religious", "Highly conscious" or whatever- you are less likely to accept the belief may be in error. It's almost impossible to sensibly challenge the belief of others. At least the technique James uses allows for an awareness of a belief in the first place and then a chance to take action from there.

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SomeRandomGuy Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: KY Posts: 824	I usually do not actively attempt to analyze my beliefs. Most often I read or hear something that makes me question or at least think about my belief, which then leads to me analyzing the belief in detail. This is one of the primary reasons I read these forums. I find that the topics covered, and the opinions presented vary so greatly that I regularly find a post that causes me to analyze my own beliefs on the topic. This has happened to me a couple of times in just the path month or so.

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