What do you believe? by Alex Beauchamp, Girl at Play

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What do you believe?

I'm a huge believer that what you believe is what you manifest. That sounds easy but the trick is to get concious of what you really believe.

There's what we know, there's what we want to believe, and then there's what we believe. And a lot of our beliefs are formed by others before we even had a chance to understand, agree or disagree with them. It could have been our parents, our teachers, the kid next door, the television, a magazines, a word on a billboard. We hold onto so many beliefs that aren't ours and we hold onto many more beliefs we're not even concsious of.

That's either pretty scary, or pretty powerful.

I believe it's powerful.

July 18, 2006 | Link to this | Filed in Everyday Play

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