Hi guys, welcome back to this video podcast and also this audio podcast. So in this podcast, I'd like to

talk to you about the ideas of belief systems. And I've done one recently about this,

well, our beliefs really are our own. But I want to go to more of a deeper level. So in life,

we tend to develop forms of identity. So you may have an identity of being a mother or a father, a son, a brother, or an identity in your workplace, or an

identity about money, or an identity in relationships. And then we have other aspects of our identity,

which can sometimes feel more predominant. So it could be negative things like, I am not worthy,

I am not good enough, or I am an anxious person. I suffer with panic attacks, which there can be

a form of truth there if you do suffer

panic attacks.

But there's a difference where we say, well, I am someone who that is what I am.

Like, that is all you are.

And that's how you may see yourself.

So when we consider the belief systems that we have of not being worthy or not being good

enough or not being capable

because of these I am identity release or these statements and ideas about ourselves,

we must consider how they were formed, what actually happened and why do we have that belief system?

And evidence will probably show in our life of examples of why we are not good enough.

So it could be the past relationships.

I'm not good enough to have the healthy relationship because my past relationships have

treated me in a way which made me feel not good enough.

Maybe I was used and abused. Maybe I was verbally

abused, whatever it may be. Or maybe it was about a job. Maybe you went for an interview and, or maybe

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