At the Speed of BELIEFS: Limiting Beliefs and How to Shift Them

We have no manual for our times.

Our greatest need is to be open to new possibilities and transcend old structures of beliefs. "What is true?" - is the greatest individual question and you are about to go on your own philosophical and spiritual ride in this book, exploring how your recurring old thoughts slow down the realization of your dreams, and how to get around them to create new, better possibilities for your life.

You will have a new understanding of Beliefs and how to use them. Most importantly, you will distinguish that beliefs are not true, that beliefs are changeable and that worldviews and personal beliefs are used against you until you understand how they work. Browse the Recurring Reactions section anytime you feel you need prompting to uncover a limiting belief.

Then you can use the SpeedShifting(TM) technique to open up new possibilities and allow more into your life experience.

When you learn how to question and release beliefs you can turn your life around fast.

Table of Contents:
Introduction: Expanding What’s Possible
Magical Beliefs
Who Forms Your Beliefs?
Three Degrees of Beliefs
Challenging Your Worldview Beliefs
“We are at the Peak of Our Civilization”
Yucky Pee?
Leadership In Crisis
Aliens and Little Green Men
Discernment
How Your Beliefs are Used Against You
Authority by Proxy
Maslow’s Hierarchy
Debt Slave
Teaching Shortcuts Capsized the Ship
Who Owns the World?
Brave in War and Weak in Debt
What about the Illuminati? Mind Control? 9/11?
Addicted to 21st Century Life
Unravelling Your Maze
Five Stages of New Believing
How Your Identity Tethers Your Maze
Pre-Beliefs: Values
Dropping Personality and Building Character
Words: Belief Seeds
Breakthrough Beliefs
Delays in Manifesting – Layers of Beliefs
Beliefs About Healing
Money Beliefs
Money and Your Soul’s Journey
Beliefs About Self Love
Beliefs and Falling in Love
Meaning and Beliefs
SpeedShiftingâ„¢ Technique
Reaction Reference Chart
The SpeedShiftingâ„¢ Technique:
Summary
Imagining Into New Possibilities
Learning to Unlearn
Acknowledgements
About the Author