Do not be limited by what you think or others think. Have a goal and find ways to achieve it, one day at a time. Below is an explanation about LIMITING BELIEFS , why for the most part it is not going to bring happiness and success.
My daughter would assess first her time , passion and skills before jumping to an activity. At the end she found her passion in art early on at age 15. It took me many years to find my passion and still finding time to add it to my daily work routine.
My son is so adamant not to join a tech company but be involved in the environment where his passion is.
Find your passion and inspiration, it will help you during tough times.
If there is a will, there is a way our folks would tell us.
Connie
From http://changingminds.org/explanations/belief/limiting_beliefs.htm
What are limiting beliefs?
Limiting beliefs are those which constrain us in some way. Just by believing them, we do not think, do or say the things that they inhibit. And in doing so we impoverish our lives.
We may have beliefs about rights, duties, abilities, permissions and so on. Limiting beliefs are often about our selves and our self-identity. The beliefs may also be about other people and the world in general.
In any case, they sadly limit us.
I do/don’t
We may define ourselves by what we do or do not do. I may say ‘I am an accountant’, which means I do not do marketing and should not even think about it, and consequently fail to sell my services well.
Another common limiting belief is around how we judge ourselves. We think ‘I don’t deserve…’ and so do not expect or seek things.
I can’t
We often have limited self-images of what we can and cannot do. If I think ‘I cannot sing’ then I will never try or not go to singing lessons to improve my ability. This is the crux of many ‘I can’t’ statements: we believe our abilities are fixed and that we cannot learn.
I must/mustn’t
We are bound by values, norms, laws and other rules that constrain what we must and must not do. However, not all of these are mandatory and some are distinctly limiting. If I think ‘I must clean the house every day’ then this robs me of time that may be spent in something more productive.
I am/am not
The verb ‘to be’ is quite a pernicious little thing and as we think ‘I am’ we also think ‘I am not’ or ‘I cannot’. For example we may think ‘I am an artist’ and so conclude that we can never be any good at mathematics, or must not soil our hands with manual work.
‘I am’ thinking assumes we cannot change. Whether I think ‘I am intelligent’ or ‘I am not intelligent’, either belief may stop me from seeking to learn. ‘I am’ also leads to generalization, for example where ‘I am stupid’ means ‘all of me is all of stupid and all of stupid is all of me’. A better framing is to connect the verb to the individual act, such as ‘That was a stupid thing to do’.
When coupled with values we get beliefs about whether a person is right or wrong, good or bad.
Others are/will
Just as we have limiting beliefs about ourselves, we also have beliefs about other people, which can limit us in many ways. If we think others are more capable and superior then we will not challenge them. If we see them as selfish, we may not ask them to help us.
We often guess what others are thinking based on our ‘theory of mind‘ and beliefs about them. These guesses are often wrong. Hence we may believe they do not like us when they actually have no particular opinion or even think we are rather nice. From our guesses at their thoughts we then deduce their likely actions, which can of course be completely wrong. Faced with this evidence, it is surprising how many will still hold to the original beliefs.
How the world works
Beyond the limiting beliefs above there can be all kinds of belief about ‘how the world works’, from laws of nature to the property of materials. This can lead to anything from the beliefs that all dogs will bite to the idea that aeroplane travel is dangerous.
Why do we limit our beliefs?
Experience
A key way by which we form our beliefs is through our direct experiences. We act, something happens and we draw conclusions. Often such beliefs are helpful, but they can also be very limiting.
Particularly when we are young and have few experiences we may form false and limiting conclusions. Nature builds us this way to keep us out of harm’s way. We learn and build beliefs faster from harmful experiences. Sticking my finger on a hot stove hurts a lot so we believe all stoves are dangerous and never touch a stove again. If punching another child results in a sound beating we may henceforth believe ourselves weak.
Education
When forming our perceptions of the world, we cannot depend on experiences for everything. We hence read and listen to parents and teacher about how the world works and how to behave in it.
But our teachers are not always that well informed. We also learn from what peers tell us and are ‘infected’ by their beliefs, which may be very limiting.
Education is a double-edged sword as it tells you want is right and wrong, good and bad. It helps you survive and grow, but just because you were told something, you may never try things and so miss pleasant and useful experiences and knowledge.
Faulty logic
In decisions, we make ‘return on investment’ estimations and easily conclude that the investment of time, effort and money is insufficient, and that there is a low chance of success and high chance of failure. The return may even be negative as we are harmed in some way.
People make many decision errors, for example based on poor estimation of probabilities. We take a little data and generalize it to everything. We go on hunches that are based more on subconscious hopes and fears than on reality.
The word ‘because’ can be surprisingly hazardous. When we use it, it seems like we are using good reason, but this may not be so. We like to understand cause-and-effect and often do not challenge reasoning that uses the mechanisms of rational argument.
Excuse
One reason we use faulty logic and form limiting beliefs is to excuse ourselves from what we perceive to be our failures.
When we do something and it does not work, we often explain away our failure by forming and using beliefs which justify our actions and leave us blameless. But in doing so, we do not learn and may increasingly paint ourselves into a corner, limiting what we will think and do in the future.
Fear
Limiting beliefs are often fear-driven. Locking the belief in place is the fear that, if we go against the beliefs, deep needs will be harmed.
There is often a strong social component to our decisions and the thought of criticism, ridicule or rejection by others is enough to powerfully inhibit us. We also fear that we may be harmed in some way by others, and so avoid them or seek to appease them.
So what?
There is also the question of whether limiting beliefs are actually good for us and whether they keep us from harm. In practice some beliefs which limit us are actually valid beliefs which are worth keeping. The problem is telling the difference. The reality is that many of us err on the side of perceived (and not necessarily real) safety. Limiting beliefs are erroneous, being based on wrong ‘facts’ and so prompt us to treat things with undue caution.
So if you want to overcome limiting beliefs, first recognize them and then act to change what you believe.
Growing up in Nichols Air Base, I have to be brave enough to try something new. I did not know if Trigonometry is hard, I was brave enough to enroll with my GF Grace and Beth. And then with Shirley, I thought I wanted to be a teacher so I got her to enroll with me at PNU. After a year, I am so fearless, I wanted to join technology and study Chemistry and ended up finishing BS in Mathematics (at Adamson University) instead, a subject I am not good at in High School.
Still being fearless from hanging out with Evelyn and other BFF, I tried to finish college and seek employment at a high tech company that only hires grads from Ateneo and De La Salle.
Wish I paid attention to my high school English teacher, I am inspired to work abroad to better our standard of living in the Philippines and to send my brothers and sisters to school. There is no college loans in the Philippines and when I was a high school teacher my pay was only $50 per month. My inspiration when I was teaching Physics in high school in Cavite was my Physics teacher when I was in 4th year high school, so well dressed and so clear in teaching. Thanks to all my high school teachers at Nichols Air Base Pasay City, you are all amazing in your own way.
Still inspired to pursue my dream of living in the land of promises, I tried to work in California. And then, I was inspired more with homebirths of my two young babies, I stayed home for 3 years to care for them and studied nursing and midwifery at home.
I was fearless as part time pharmacy technician instructor in the bay area, my students do not sleep whenever I teach them about what is happening to their bodies for each neuro med that is taken.
I told my two young adult children to be brave when driving their cars just like my dad. To be inspired and have goals early on and to be fearless when faced with challenges and learning new things.
In my bucket list someday is to inspire the next generation of high school graduates at Nichols Air Base Pasay City South High School, the school where it all started to give me the freedom I want in life.
I believe in the healing power of heat, vibrations and frequencies, sound, music, and light. Our nerves can be healed by light energy and sound. Each organism, human cell or cancer cell has unique frequency that can grow or die when subjected to different frequencies.
Connie
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Sonication of bacterial suspensions at a frequency of 20 kHz induces an initial decline in cell numbers for E. coli and Kl. pneumonia during the first 5 min, which can be ascribed to the sensitivity of bacterial strains to ultrasonic treatment. There was a continuous reduction in the number of live cells over 15 min sonication (Joyce et al. 2003). However, at the higher frequency of 580 kHz, an initial increase was observed which was more pronounced in Kl. pneumonia, which is because of the deagglomeration effects of power ultrasound (Duckhouse et al. 2004).
Results presented in Figs 3 and 4 illustrate a significant effect for low-frequency ultrasound on bacterial cell viability (Joyce et al. 2003). Tests with a 20 kHz probe illustrate a greater effect on cell viability compared with a 40 kHz bath.
It has been widely reported that the acoustic frequency is an important factor which influences size and formation of cavitation bubbles (Mason 1999; Mason and Lorimer 2001). For low ultrasonic frequencies (20 kHz) entering a reaction solution, large cavitation bubbles will form which on collapse generate high energy. However, at higher frequencies (580 kHz), the acoustic cycle is shorter thus giving less time for cavitation bubble formation. Hence, the bubbles are smaller and collapse with less energy (Joyce et al. 2003). Therefore, bacterial suspensions treated with 20 kHz ultrasound experience significantly larger mechanical and thermal effects than those treated at 580 kHz, whereas the reverse is true for the chemical effects arising from free radical formation.
The sensitivity of bacteria to sonication is affected by medium composition, viscosity, sound transfer and power distribution within the reaction solution. However, other solution components such as organic solvents will slowly decompose during sonication, providing minor contributions to sonochemical reactions (Tiehm et al. 2001; Lee et al. 2009). It has also been reported that the shape of bacteria has a significant effect on their sensitivity to ultrasonic treatments. Generally, large bacteria are more sensitive to sonication than small bacteria because of the large surface area subjected to ultrasound. Cocci/spherical bacteria are more resistance to sonication treatments than bacilli/rod shaped bacteria.
The results herein indicate a significant reduction in live/viable bacterial cell numbers after 15 min treatment at low frequencies. The inactivation with a 20 kHz probe was greater than with a 40 kHz bath. This indicates that the direct insertion of an ultrasonic probe tip into the reaction suspension provides more direct and powerful energy to the system. Although flow cytometry data were comparable to viable plate count techniques, the percentage of live cells appeared higher. This observation is considered to be almost certainly because of the ability of flow cytometry to identify and count bacteria as single cells, whereas viable plate counts only enumerate colony forming units (CFUs) which can be either single bacterial cells or agglomerates of cells.
Flow cytometry has an additional advantage over more traditional viable plate counts; in that, this method quantifies bacterial cells into different population (live/viable and dead). This increases our understanding on bacterial viability in terms of metabolic activity and cell wall integrity i.e. viable but nonculturable populations.
Conclusions
The effect of power ultrasound treatment on bacterial viability was a combination of declumping and inactivation but the overall effect is dependent on the frequency employed. Plate count methods have shown that exposure of E. coli and Kl. pneumonia suspensions to ultrasound in the lower frequency range (20–40 kHz) results in an immediate and continuous reduction in CFUs. When a higher frequency (580 kHz) is employed at a similar acoustic intensity, plate counts reveal within the first 5 min a declumping effect in both E. coli and Kl. pneumonia but the overall effect on both species over a longer period of 15 min was a small reduction in CFUs. The reduction at 580 kHz was significantly less than that obtained at lower frequencies (20 and 40 kHz).
Following ultrasonic treatment, flow cytometry facilitates rapid sorting of bacterial cells into different populations of live/viable cells and dead cells (Foladori et al. 2007). This methodology has been compared with more conventional techniques using viable plate counts. Results indicate flow cytometry has a greater sensitivity (up to fivefold) compared with viable plate counts. At lower frequencies of 20 and 40 kHz, both E. coli and Kl. pneumonia showed a significant decline in bacterial cell numbers by both methods. High-frequency ultrasound (580 kHz) shows little inactivation of these bacteria by either method. However, viable plate counts reveal an initial deagglomeration of the bacteria which is not visible using flow cytometry. It is suggested that the flow system employed in the flow cytometry provides sufficient turbulence to deagglomerate bacterial clumps, so that only single cells are enumerated.
TEM images clearly illustrate ultrasonic treatments have a significant effect on bacterial cell structure.
Acknowledgements
This work was supported by Iraqi ministry of higher education (CA 290 1.02.2007). Authors thank Mr Ian Portman (Biological Department, Warwick University) for TEM assistance and Dr Aftab Hussain (Coventry University) for flow cytometry assistance.
Throughout the ages, sound and music, originally a highly developed science in the ancient mystery schools, have been used as vehicles for healing. This healing was based on concepts of life that recognized vibration as the fundamental creative force.
Sound and Light are the building blocks of the universe, the very framework upon which all of creation is hung. Every molecule of matter is intoning its tone. Every leaf, atom, particle, planet, galaxy, every cell in our body is humming it own tune. Even as we were being born, as our bodies were being formed a chord was being intoned, our own individual chord
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Music affects the physical body in profound ways. Sound waves enter into our physical body and move atoms around, rearranging our cellular structure and putting us back in order. Music – in its higher forms – has the power to lower blood pressure, alter the breathing rate, reorganize and harmonize molecular structure, elevate mood, take us beyond the everyday world to the spiritual world, transform consciousness and ultimately liberate our spirit.
“Without music, life would be a mistake.” – Nietzsche
Some music will actually diss-arrange or de-range the embodiment, and there have been studies done by Dorothy Retallack on plants to prove this. Dorothy placed three groups of plants in glass enclosures, and played various types of music to the plants for a period of 30 days. The first group of plants were played acid rock music, and actually leaned away from the speakers in an attempt to get away from the sounds, becoming disheveled, with stunted growth. The second group of plants listened to Bach and similar music, and experienced better than normal growth. The third group was played devotional music, and leaned towards the speakers, twining around the speaker wires to get closer to the sound. They had the most luxurious growth and most organized coherent patterns of all. Dorothy’s comment on the experiment, in regards to the first group of plants: “If this is what this music does to plants, what is it doing to our children?”
-From an energetic standpoint, the human body, when weakened or shifted from equilibrium, oscillates at a different and less harmonious frequency than when healthy. This abnormal frequency reflects a general state of cellular energetic imbalance within the physical body. When a weakened individual is unable to shift their energetic mode to the needed frequency a certain amount of subtle energetic help may be needed. When supplied with a dose of the needed energetic frequency, it allows the cellular bioenergetic systems to resonate in the proper vibrational mode, thereby throwing off the toxicities of the illness.
Richard Gerber, M.D. states in his book “Vibrational Medicine,”:
There is a report of doctors in the south of France who prescribe specific pieces of music to be listened to three times a day in place of medicine. There are reports of cows yielding more milk when played classical music in the barn. Higher consciousness music enhances life affirming decisions and results. Lower vibration music can direct the listener towards negative destructive thoughts and sometimes even suicide.
” A tone is a living cell… It is a microcosm reflecting faithfully the macrocosm, its laws, its center. A tone is a solar system.” – Dane Rudyar
Music holds the key to remembering our origin and reconnecting with source. Our spirit, regardless of nationality, creed, time or space recognizes sound as the doorway to the infinite. Hence, music is the universal language.
“Sound is God – Nada Brahma”.
The image on the right plots the frequencies against the relative magnitude of the sound of a didgeridoo. As you can see the strongest frequencies of a typical didj are in the 50-200 Hertz range (the two big spikes on the left) with several harmonics going up to about 1000Hertz. What is interesting is that the didj also seems to produce near infra-sound as is indicated by the small spike near 0 Hertz, especially if you consider that our brain waves are in the 2-20 hertz range.
Dis-ease, dis-harmony within the cells, is ultimately spiritual in nature. The separated self, feeling separate from Source, begins creating dis-ease-ment from this feeling of separateness. Certain kinds of music can help one remember that connection with Source, and the listener can only go as high, as deep and as wide as the composer went when receiving and composing the music.
Vibration is the basis of life. Every sound you ever made echoes still. Sound waves never entirely disappear. Every part of our body has its own frequency. Resonance occurs when frequencies come into synchronization. Different frequencies influence genes and cells. Form is created by underlying vibration. A solid is actually a wave, created and organized by pulse.
Sound energy can be used to heal when entities vibrating at different frequencies come into resonance with one another. Sound can trigger memories, release past memories, stimulate joy.
–The difference between physical matter and etheric matter is only a difference of frequency.
-Because of their differing inherent frequencies, physical and etheric matter can coexist in the same space, just as radio and TV waves can pass through the same space without interference.
Dr. Gerber
Find your inner hum in the center of your being and let it resonate through your body. Music mimics nature, the cells, the organs the internal workings of the body. Ideas are sound when they ring true. We each have a unique tone. Our body needs attunement. Our wounds must be opened to release. http://www.crossingworlds.com/articles/soundhealing.html
Genesis tells us that God began the process of creation by speaking. He said, “Let there be light,” and the universe began
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Is sound so powerful? Well, sound does more than ripple through our eardrums. We know it can be a dramatic destructive force-the high-pitched note that shatters a wineglass, the sonic boom that cracks plaster, the gunshot that sets off an avalanche.
Scientists are now researching sound’s impact on the brain. Certain kinds of classical music, like Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, have a range of positive effects, including temporarily raising IQ, expanding memory and speeding learning. Some alternative medical practitioners are experimenting with using specific tones to heal the organs. Other researchers are looking at the effects of some of the sounds that originate in the human voice box-prayer and chanting
For centuries, mystics have been telling us that sound actually creates matter (A mystic is someone who seeks direct contact or union with God.) The mystics believe the world is a reflection of infinite combinations of sound patterns. They say that all things-from the biggest star to the smallest flower and even you and I-are coagulations of sound waves.
Dr. Mitchell L. Gaynor is Director of Medical Oncology and Integrative Medicine at the Strang-Cornell Cancer Prevention Center, which is affiliated with New York Hospital. Since 1991, he has used sound as a complementary therapy, treating patients with crystal singing bowls, chanting, and music. Gaynor presents solid evidence of the medicinal capacities of sound across cultures and wisdom traditions. Examples include the vocalizations of shamans, the songlines of Australian aborigines, Hindu oceans of vibrations, the Kabbalistic belief that the universe reverberates with heavenly song, and the Sufi practice of sound as “food for the soul.”
This may be difficult to understand, let alone believe. But science has provided some corroboration for the mystics’ assertion. On a cosmic scale, there may be evidence that sound has left its imprint on the galaxies. Some scientists argue that the galaxies are not arranged at random but in a regular pattern of clusters. Now researchers are suggesting that it was primordial sound waves that helped create this pattern of clusters.
On a smaller scale, Hans Jenny, a Swiss scientist, passed sound waves through various kinds of malleable matter, such as paste and sand. When we look at the patterns created by these waves, we can begin to imagine how creation by sound might occur.
The following video clips demonstrate how sound has the ability to create and animate three-dimensional shapes.
In order to understand this question, we must go back to understanding the basic principle of how sound can be used for healing. To do this, we must become aware of three things:
1. That everything in the universe is in a state of vibration. Everything is in motion and produces a sound or frequency. This includes the various parts of our body, organs, bones, tissue, etc.
2. When we are in a state of “sound” health, everything in our bodies is vibrating in resonance or harmony with itself. When something is vibrating out of harmony, we call this “disease”.
3. Sound is an energy that can entrain or change the vibrational rate of objects. Therefore, if something is vibrating out of tune or harmony, it is possible to create the correct, natural “resonant” frequency of the out of tune object, project it to that out of tune portion and cause it to vibrate back to its normal, healthy state.
I like to use the metaphor of the body being this wonderful orchestra that, when in a state of health, is playing this “Suite of the Self”, creating an overall harmonic of health. But what happens if the 2nd violin player looses their sheet music? They begin to play out of tune, out of rhythm, out of harmony. Pretty soon the entire string section sounds off. Pretty soon the whole orchestra sounds funky. This is what happens when imbalances or disease sets in. But what if it were possible to restore the sheet music back to this violin player? What if it were possible to project the correct resonant frequency back into the part of the body body and cause it vibrate back into health. This is the basic principle of using sound and music to heal.
There are a number of different ways to do this. The frequency, or frequencies, could be projected into the body via an instrument creating this sound. There are other devices, as well as different recordings and devices that either project the frequency into the body, or into the brain (via the ear). These seem to be effective as well.
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