How To Be A God Over ALL Your “Self-Limiting” Beliefs

The transcript delves into the concept of self-limiting beliefs, arguing that all beliefs inherently limit individuals by confining them to metaphorical "boxes" that shape their realities. It emphasizes that beliefs are emotionally charged thoughts that manifest as truths in one's life, and the key to achieving desired outcomes lies in aligning beliefs with one's goals. The speaker challenges the notion of self-limiting beliefs, suggesting that beliefs should serve rather than control individuals. The discussion highlights the importance of transcending ego-driven limitations by tapping into a higher consciousness to manifest desired realities.

• Self-limiting beliefs are often misunderstood; all beliefs are inherently self-limiting.
• Beliefs act as a blueprint for one's reality, shaping the truths and experiences within it.
• Emotional charge is crucial for a belief to form and influence the subconscious mind.

"All beliefs are self-limiting. Technically, there is no such thing as self-limiting beliefs."

• The speaker challenges the common notion of self-limiting beliefs, suggesting that all beliefs inherently limit one's potential.

"Your beliefs end up being perpetuated as the truth in your reality."

• Beliefs dictate the perceived truth in one's life, as they shape and define the individual's reality.

"There is no truth in reality other than what the subconscious mind accepts as true."

• The concept of truth is subjective and is determined by what the subconscious mind perceives as true.

• Emotion is a language of the subconscious mind and is essential in forming and sustaining beliefs.
• Beliefs are charged with emotion, which influences how they manifest in reality.

"In order for something to be a belief, it has to have a certain level of emotional charge."

• Emotions are integral to the formation of beliefs, as they provide the necessary energy for beliefs to take root.

"Emotion is the language of the subconscious mind."

• Emotions communicate directly with the subconscious, impacting how beliefs are internalized and expressed.

• Beliefs are the foundational structures that create one's reality, determining the experiences and outcomes encountered.
• The concept of "as within, so without" illustrates how internal beliefs manifest externally.

"The world that you walk in is nothing more than your beliefs materialized."

• The external world is a reflection of one's internal beliefs, highlighting the power of belief in shaping reality.

"All beliefs put you in a box."

• Each belief confines an individual to a particular perspective or reality, limiting the scope of potential experiences.

• Transitioning between different belief "boxes" is a natural part of life.
• The goal is to ensure alignment with the desired reality, not necessarily to eliminate all belief limitations.

"You're never not going to be in a box, and that's okay. It's just about making sure that you're in the right box."

• The focus should be on aligning beliefs with one's desired reality rather than attempting to escape all limitations.

"Positive thinking doesn't mean anything. It's about right, accurate thinking."

• Accurate thinking, aligned with one's goals and desired outcomes, is more effective than generic positive thinking.

• Beliefs are repeated thoughts with an emotional charge that become truths in your reality.
• Every belief, whether perceived as good, bad, or neutral, confines you to a metaphorical "box."
• The subconscious mind, described as the "womb of reality," is influenced by beliefs with the most emotional charge, shaping your experiences.
• There are no absolute truths; beliefs are ideas pretending to be truths that you've accepted.

"A belief is thoughts that are repeated with an emotional charge that become truths in your reality."

• This quote emphasizes that beliefs are not inherent truths but rather thoughts that gain significance through repetition and emotional investment.

• Aligning beliefs with your desired reality is crucial for manifesting that reality.

• Beliefs can be categorized into two types: aligned beliefs and misaligned beliefs.

• Aligned beliefs lead towards your desired reality, while misaligned beliefs do not.

"There are no self-limiting beliefs; there are only aligned beliefs and misaligned beliefs."

• This statement reframes the concept of limiting beliefs, suggesting that beliefs are simply either supportive or obstructive relative to one's goals.

• Simplicity is highlighted as the ultimate sophistication, aligning with Leonardo da Vinci's philosophy.
• Complex concepts can be broken down into simple, understandable parts to facilitate comprehension and application.
• The speaker's intent is to simplify these concepts to help rearrange the subconscious mind to reflect the desired reality.

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication as said by Leonardo da Vinci."

• This quote underscores the value of simplifying complex ideas to make them more accessible and actionable.

• Beliefs are described as energetic entities or spiritual bodies that seek your energy.
• The human being is portrayed as an electromagnetic entity, with thoughts and emotions playing a crucial role in shaping reality.
• Beliefs manifest in reality to reinforce themselves, often tricking individuals into believing they are truths.

"Beliefs are also entities; they're spiritual bodies that want one thing: your energy."

• This perspective views beliefs as active forces that influence one's energy and, consequently, their experiences.

• A simple test to determine if a belief is aligned involves asking if it leads to the desired reality.
• Awareness of one's beliefs is the first step in categorizing them as aligned or misaligned.
• It's important to recognize that what is regarded as truth is often just a belief.

"Does this belief lead to my desired reality?"

• This question serves as a tool for evaluating whether a belief supports one's goals or hinders them.

• Beliefs can create illusions of truth, confining individuals to specific outcomes or experiences.
• Examples include beliefs about working hard for success or societal stereotypes, which can limit potential and reinforce negative cycles.
• Recognizing beliefs as ideas masquerading as truths is key to breaking free from limiting patterns.

"Every truth is simply an idea or a belief wearing the mask of the truth."

• This insight encourages critical examination of beliefs, challenging their validity and impact on one's life.

• Beliefs can create a self-imposed box that limits one's experience and reality, often providing an ego boost when they are confirmed.
• The desired reality should guide which beliefs one chooses to hold, as all beliefs can be self-limiting.
• Beliefs seek validation and can manifest in reality, leading to a cycle of self-fulfilling prophecies.

"You experience people who don't take you serious in business and then when they prove you right by not paying attention to you or trying to flirt with you or some weird you get an ego boost once again."

• This quote highlights how beliefs can create a self-fulfilling prophecy, reinforcing the ego when they are validated.

"Does the belief that all men or all Gallow trash serve you or hinder you?"

• This question challenges the listener to evaluate whether their beliefs align with their desired reality.

• All beliefs are inherently self-limiting, and it's crucial to choose those that align with one's desired reality.
• The ego can become addicted to the validation of self-limiting beliefs, creating a cycle of limitation.

"All beliefs are self-limiting and if you're going to be limited to each and every single time it's about making sure that you're in the right box."

• This statement emphasizes that while beliefs are self-limiting, choosing the right ones can align with desired outcomes.

"A belief will be like oh you know this isn't going to work for me for whatever reason you just hold the idea that it's not going to work for you."

• This illustrates how holding onto negative beliefs can create a reality where failure is inevitable.

• The ego, representing the physical self, is inherently limited and cannot manifest desires on its own.
• True manifestation comes from connecting with a higher aspect of oneself beyond the ego.

"Your ego can't do nothing."

• This underscores the limitations of the ego in manifesting desired realities.

"With men this is impossible but With God all things are possible."

• This biblical reference highlights the distinction between the ego's limitations and the limitless potential of connecting with a higher self.

• The ego is not inherently negative but is a tool or vehicle to be mastered for achieving desired outcomes.
• Detaching from the ego allows for connection with a higher aspect of self, enabling true manifestation.

"The ego is nothing more than a vehicle a vehicle for you to master."

• This emphasizes the importance of understanding and mastering the ego rather than demonizing it.

"The trick to overcoming your limiting beliefs is by detaching from operating from the ego and operating and activating God."

• This suggests that transcending the ego is key to overcoming limitations and manifesting desires.

• The third-dimensional realm is a limitation, and transcending it involves connecting with the higher self or God within.
• This connection allows for limitless possibilities and the realization that one is not confined by physical limitations.

"You're limited and confined to the third dimensional realm but there's an aspect of you that is beyond and transcends this third dimensional realm."

• This highlights the potential to transcend physical limitations by connecting with a higher aspect of oneself.

"Does God have any limitations so then what you worried about?"

• This rhetorical question encourages the listener to realize that the higher self, or God within, is not bound by limitations.

• Overcoming self-limiting beliefs involves aligning beliefs with the concept of God or a higher power.
• Detaching from the ego allows individuals to transcend self-imposed limitations.
• Understanding God as pure potentiality means recognizing that all things are possible with God.

"The moment that you detach from the ego, you're no longer confined by these so-called self-limiting beliefs."

• Detaching from ego helps in overcoming self-imposed limitations and opens up possibilities.

"With God, all things are possible."

• Emphasizes the belief that aligning with God or a higher power enables limitless potential.

"The greatest advantage that you only ever needed and will always need and always have is God within."

• Highlights the inner strength and potential found in connecting with God or a higher power.

• Letting go of personal control and allowing God to guide actions leads to desired outcomes.
• Acting from a place of understanding God's potentiality reduces doubt and anxiety.
• The phrase "let go and let God" encapsulates this idea of surrendering control.

"When you relinquish it, then you're tapping into one of the most esoteric sayings ever said, which is to let go and let God."

• Surrendering control to a higher power is key to achieving desired outcomes.

"You act from God when you rest in the knowing that God is pure potentiality."

• Acting with the understanding of God's limitless potentiality leads to success.

• Beliefs can limit or empower individuals, and challenging them can lead to breakthroughs.
• Every belief is inherently limiting, so choose beliefs that align with desired realities.
• Beliefs that don't serve an individual are there to control them.

"I simply challenged his beliefs... by simple alteration of your beliefs."

• Challenging existing beliefs can lead to significant personal and financial growth.

"If a belief doesn't serve you, then it's only there to control you."

• Beliefs that do not contribute positively are controlling and should be re-evaluated.

• The universe is mental, and changing one's mental state can change their reality.
• Beliefs are formed by repeated thoughts with emotional charge until they become truths.
• It's crucial to ensure that every belief serves the individual.

"The first law of the universe is the universe is mental, and if the universe is mental, then surely by changing your mental, you change your universe."

• The mental state is fundamental in shaping one's reality, and altering it can lead to change.

"Make every belief serve you because the moment every belief serves you, then what limitations will there be on you?"

• Ensuring that beliefs are beneficial removes limitations and fosters growth.