Key Questions
In order to pinpoint the cause of your physical illness more accurately, ask yourself the following questions:
PHYSICAL BLOCK
‘‘What are the words that best describe what I am experiencing inside or on my body and how do I feel about it?’’
The answer to the above question reflects what you are experiencing regarding the person or situation that is at the root of your illness.
EMOTIONAL BLOCK
a) ‘‘What is this illness preventing me from doing and/or having?
The answers to this question represent one or more desires that are being blocked.
b) ‘‘If I allowed myself to achieve these desires, what would I be?’’
MENTAL BLOCK
‘‘If I allowed myself to be ———————————— (fill in the blank with the answer from the previous question) what unpleasant situation could happen to me AND what would people think of me (or what would I think of myself)?’’
Your answers will correspond with the harmful belief that is blocking you from meeting your own needs and achieving your dreams. This belief manifests as a physical block.
SPIRITUAL BLOCK
Refer to answer (b) under emotional block. Your response indicates a deep and profound need that is being blocked by an inappropriate belief system.
CONCLUSION TO KEY QUESTIONs EXERCISE
Once you are able to unearth the belief that blocks you from being what you really want and need, you will have to
work on it. The first step is to acknowledge that at some point in your
life, you decided to believe this. You thought that this belief would prevent you from suffering the same
pain over and over. The next step is to ask yourself if you still need to believe this in order to be happy. If you answer yes, you’ve determined that your belief is still of use to you—by all means continue to believe it and behave as you always have. But don’t expect any change in your
life as you are the architect of your own
life, the choice is yours. Just know that by refusing to go towards what you want in
life, your
life will remain the same.
If you’ve determined that your belief is still partly true but that it makes you unhappy, determine whether or not it has diminished in strength in the last couple of years. If it has, it will be easier to let go of. By doing so, you will be on the road to recovery.
When you know deep inside that you want to change this belief, all that remains is to take steps to achieve your desires in order to let yourself to BE WHAT YOU WANT TO BE.
Key Questions In order to pinpoint the cause of your physical illness more accurately, ask yourself the following questions:PHYSICAL BLOCK
‘‘What are the words that best describe what I am experiencing inside or on my body and how do I feel about it?’’
The answer to the above question reflects what you are experiencing regarding the person or situation that is at the root of your illness.
EMOTIONAL BLOCK
a) ‘‘What is this illness preventing me from doing and/or having?
The answers to this question represent one or more desires that are being blocked.
b) ‘‘If I allowed myself to achieve these desires, what would I be?’’
MENTAL BLOCK
‘‘If I allowed myself to be ———————————— (fill in the blank with the answer from the previous question) what unpleasant situation could happen to me AND what would people think of me (or what would I think of myself)?’’
Your answers will correspond with the harmful belief that is blocking you from meeting your own needs and achieving your dreams. This belief manifests as a physical block.
SPIRITUAL BLOCK
Refer to answer (b) under emotional block. Your response indicates a deep and profound need that is being blocked by an inappropriate belief system.
CONCLUSION TO KEY QUESTIONs EXERCISE
Once you are able to unearth the belief that blocks you from being what you really want and need, you will have to work on it. The first step is to acknowledge that at some point in your life, you decided to believe this. You thought that this belief would prevent you from suffering the same pain over and over. The next step is to ask yourself if you still need to believe this in order to be happy. If you answer yes, you’ve determined that your belief is still of use to you—by all means continue to believe it and behave as you always have. But don’t expect any change in your life as you are the architect of your own life, the choice is yours. Just know that by refusing to go towards what you want in life, your life will remain the same.
If you’ve determined that your belief is still partly true but that it makes you unhappy, determine whether or not it has diminished in strength in the last couple of years. If it has, it will be easier to let go of. By doing so, you will be on the road to recovery.
When you know deep inside that you want to change this belief, all that remains is to take steps to achieve your desires in order to let yourself to BE WHAT YOU WANT TO BE.