Why Quantum Physicists Do Not Fail by Kuhn Greg

Author:Kuhn, Greg [Kuhn, Greg]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Published: 2013-01-05T00:00:00+00:00

Step Two - See Your Beliefs (and Your Feelings) Objectively

“Differences exist because thought develops like a stream that happens to go one way here and another way there. Once it develops it produces real physical results that people are looking at, but they don't see where these results are coming from — that's one of the basic features of fragmentation.”

David Bohm

Physicist

Nobel Prize Winner

The next step you’ll take to fully utilize your new architecture paradigm has already been alluded to in Step One. You are not your beliefs, nor are you even your feelings. Your beliefs and your feelings are incredibly important and you should never pretend they are anything different than what they currently are (that is usually called “being in denial” and it almost always leads to more pain and a continued spinning of your wheels, as far as reaching your dreams and goals are concerned). To the contrary, learning to view your beliefs and your feelings objectively will allow you to change them in ways that serve you mightily without denying their current status in your life.

Being in denial about your feelings and beliefs, pretending they’re something other than what they really are, can actually get you in a lot of trouble with the architecture paradigm. Don’t ever pretend you feel better than you really do or hold a more positive belief than you actually do. Positive affirmations and statements, positive intentions, and desires for positive outcomes do not always equate with your true beliefs. Later on, I’ll examine this concept in greater detail with an example from my life, but for now understand that since the quantum field is responding to your true beliefs (and not your surface-level desires) when it manifests your physical reality, you can often fool yourself into thinking you have positive beliefs about something when you really don’t. So it is very important to acknowledge your feelings and beliefs, just where they are currently, as you also learn not to personalize them. I’ll talk about acknowledging your feelings and beliefs a bit more later, during Step Three, and in the last chapter I’ll even teach you how you can find gratitude for them just as they are—even if they are far out of alignment with your dreams and goals.

Your beliefs, after all, are only your most practiced, habitual thoughts. Certainly your beliefs feel 100% true to you. After all, your beliefs were not only bestowed upon you by people and groups you trusted and/or allowed to influence you, but you are intimately familiar with them since you have held them and invested yourself in them for such a long time.

Your feelings, like your beliefs, are true for you (and you alone) and, because of that, shouldn’t be discounted nor denied. Yet it’s also very important to recognize that your feelings are simply emotional feedback for how closely your beliefs are currently aligning with your aspirations for yourself in this moment. While very real to you, they are not “facts.”

As you practice objectifying your

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