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Self-concept (E-book)

How to change your self-concept and become your true self.

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Feb 10, 2025

Our Old Self and Cultural Beliefs: The Search for Authenticity

Tags: beliefs, chapter 6, identity, old self, past memories, self-concept

Identity is a concept we identify with as ourselves. It's based on our past experiences, beliefs, and learned behaviors. Our identity resides within what we consider our "safety boundaries"—our familiar and comfortable sense of self. When we, or others in...

Feb 10, 2025

Become One With Life

Tags: alignment, attitude, chapter 5, life, self-concept

We perceive the three-dimensional world—life itself—through the lens of our self-concept. This can distort our perception by creating a sense of separation, a separate self-consciousness. Life manifests in our physical reality as people, events, and circumstances. We need to be...

Feb 07, 2025

Do Affirmations Really work? The Science Behind Positive Thinking

Tags: affirmations, chapter 4, expansion of consciousness, happiness, self-concept, self-image

Affirmations, which involve repeating certain words or phrases to improve well-being and self-perception, only work effectively when aligned with our self-concept. You can force yourself to say affirmations like, "I AM happy," repeatedly, but unless you already believe you are...

Jan 28, 2025

The Architecture of Self-concept

Tags: chapter 3, self-concept, universal substance

When our self-concept is based on identification with form, we perceive our character and ego-mind as forms. This lower perspective involves perceiving and identifying our minds and bodies as our selves. We identify with our character within the 3D world,...

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