How has your core beliefs affected your life. What needs to be changed?

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   Iamsamposted 10 years ago

   How has your core beliefs affected your life. What needs to be changed?

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   daphniemorenoposted 10 years ago

   Core beliefs affected my life in the way that it resembles myself for being who I am. My core beliefs mold me for becoming a good person. And a thing that should be changed in my beliefs are nothing because I do believe that everything in me is the thing that completes me and builds me up for who I am.
   
   My core beliefs are the reason why I am striving for success and the reason for me to stay alive.

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   Sri Tposted 10 years ago

   My core belief is the understanding that everything is a temporary illusion of the mind. Everybody is playing a role of their own making. Whatever people have done with their life in the end is irrelevant. However, they will not see it or understand it until the end. So it is ok to be rich, enjoy the toys and play games with the people to get more. But in no way do I take any of it seriously because I know its still just programmed illusions and imagination. I will discard all of it or give it away in the end.

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   Dave36posted 10 years ago

   A lot of my core beliefs have changed in the last year or so, & some have changed dramatically.."To see the farm, first i had to leave the farm"..Anyway we create our own feelings & emotions inside of us, I'm not including love but we do create all the others..That i believe is a fact that iv'e proven to myself, & so is now a core belief of mine..People as in most people i know & see are led by their ego minds, & what it says & tells them to do..That i believe is a fact as i have practised emotions/feelings & ego mind control for around 8 months or so, as soon as i discovered & realised my own ego mind..If you need proof look around at people you know, & see what they talk about & what their interested in..Is it money fame & fortune celebs T.V etc, or the potential war in syria, & the kids starving around the country & world etc..So it is a core belief of mine that most people aren't real, as in their controlled led by their minds & not their hearts..I don't have any core beliefs on death although i have a few theories, & i don't believe anyone should/could have any core beliefs on death..They will never know until they die themselves, & so are just ever theories....To cut a long story short it's not a core belief of mine, but i do see the world as exactly how it's supposed to be..History no matter what we do will keep repeating itself over & over again, because (& this is a core belief of mine) people find it very difficult to learn from their mistakes & the past..So it's not a core belief of mine but if pushed for my best guess at life, i would say we are here to be tested, to learn & then to be tested, or punished....A poser i like to leave people is this: If it wasn't possible for us to ever die, what would it mean as far as our body was concerned?lol..(for example would we be bullet proof?), & if you get the "gist" of that question try this: Can you come up with 1 rule that would make life fairer as far as when & how we die, just 1 rule that wouldn't completely change life itself?.

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   manatita44posted 9 years ago

   Yes, my core belief has affected my life. I would think it impossible not to, even if it was a worldly conviction.
   
   Change comes from within. Real transformation relies on the descent of a Higher Light flowing in and through both the receptive and non-receptive soul. Only the receptive soul is conscious of it and probably receives it in a greater intensity.
   
   It is this loving, compassionate and burning Light (Grace), which transforms ego, lust, attachment, anger and greed and their differing manifestations, to re-awaken us to God's Love.

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