The Development Of Attitude And Philosophy“what You Put In Is What You Get Out”, As A Bestseller

By Author: Patty Sargeant
Total Articles: 29
Comment this article

What you put in is what you get out, as a bestseller author puts it.

The unique distinction of humans is their ability to analyze and store information. The human brain is a complex organ designed to carry out complex processes. However, there are facets of human personality that cannot be directed by the brain. These are a person's attitude and philosophy.

According to a certain healing-method-cum-belief-system, a person's attitude and philosophy depend on the Four-level Belief Work, namely, the core level, genetic lineage level, history level, and soul level. The Four Level Belief Work determines how a person reacts to certain situations, as well as how an individual recognizes one's purpose in life. These account for individual differences, varying personalities, and clashing beliefs.

In the core level of belief, people create judgments based on past and present experiences. Past experiences include infanthood and childhood memories which have been hidden in a person's subconscious. Eventually, pains and emotional troubles acquired by a person in the early years manifest in the youth and adulthood phases. ...
... Fetal memories stored in the human brain are also included in this level.

The second level of belief is called, Genetic Lineage. This defines one's attitude in relation to parents and ancestors. Every bloodline has a unique DNA characteristic that results in varying perspectives of individuals. Genes have a morphogenetic field which determines a person's emotional and somatic patterns, as well as his/her psychological conditions and physiological diseases. When the brain wave is at the stage of Theta, healing of a person's physical pains and negative beliefs caused by genetic lineage can happen.

The third level of belief work is History. In the History level, it is assumed that humans have a past life, and they have made promises to fulfill obligations. This past life may either hinder or boost a person's morale in accomplishing present responsibilities. For instance, an individual undergoing Thetahealing may discover that he/she was a member of a religious or spiritual order in the past. Frustrations in fulfilling past obligations can dampenhis/her attitude and deter him/her fromachieving goals.

Lastly, a person's belief depends on the lessons that one has learnedin life. The Soul level can be considered the surface level in the belief work. Beliefs and attitudes at this level can easily be changed, even without undergoing Thetahealing processes.