Beliefs are internal settings, thought patterns that a person believes as truth. They are a generalization of one’s life experience about how everything is arranged in this world and what is connected to what. In their decisions, actions, and inaction, they consider these as rules and absolute truth. They make their world simple and understandable. In every sphere of life, we have a certain set of beliefs that can be constructive, supportive, effective, and help or destructive, limiting, and hinder reaching desired goals. This system of representations, programs, acts as a “filter” through which we see the world. This worldview—the “picture of the world”—defines and shapes reality. For the subconscious, what we believe is possible.
Settings can be conscious, explicit (the person verbalizes them, repeats them like a proverb), and hidden (the person is unaware of them but lives according to them). If they hinder, it is important to free oneself from them. By analyzing one's speech, thoughts, and actions, as well as what happens and repeats in life, one can identify negative settings and their scenario. Beliefs are formed and established throughout life, starting from childhood. Based on the beliefs of parents and other significant adults, one’s repeated experiences, the experiences of authoritative people, or what has emotionally shaken a person profoundly...
Limiting beliefs about material well-being shape attitudes towards money, towards those who possess money and towards the world; they influence behavior and plans. These beliefs carry a negative message and limit life, freedom of choice, desires, and actions, leading to dissatisfaction. Changing these settings is a very important step in working with financial requests. Settings are our choice, and if necessary, they can be changed.
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