The basic idea behind The Four Agreements is that we suffer in our lives because we subscribe to self-limiting beliefs in our minds. Only by replacing these beliefs with more positive ones suggested by The Four Agreements can we achieve
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“If you’re always transforming — if your dream is always changing even if you don’t want it to change — why not master the transformation and create your personal heaven?”
― The Fifth Agreement: A Practical Guide to Self-Mastery
― The Fifth Agreement: A Practical Guide to Self-Mastery
“All your life you tried to be good enough for somebody else, and you left yourself last. You sacrificed your personal freedom to live according to somebody else’s point of view. You tried to be good enough for your mother, your father, your teachers, your beloved, your children, your religion, and society. After trying for so many years, you try to be good enough for yourself, and you find out that you’re not good enough for yourself.”
― The Fifth Agreement: A Practical Guide to Self-Mastery
― The Fifth Agreement: A Practical Guide to Self-Mastery
“The transformational tools of the Toltec path are directed toward one goal: freeing the apprentice’s mind from the lies and suffering created during his domestication.”
― The Everything Toltec Wisdom Book: A Complete Guide to the Ancient Wisdoms
― The Everything Toltec Wisdom Book: A Complete Guide to the Ancient Wisdoms
“By holding onto past trauma, we deny ourselves healing. By feeling self-conscious, we deny our own self-worth. By finding fault in other people's actions, we deny ourselves compassion. By feeling hopeless, we deny ourselves faith. By collecting excuses, we deny ourselves our own power. By clinging to our losses, we miss out on the miracles happening now. By feeling skeptical, stressed, worried, paranoid, or anxious, we deny ourselves contentment and trust. By feeling envious of the others, we deny ourselves abundance. By waiting for the weekend to come, we deny ourselves presence and gratitude. By becoming offended or defensive, we deny ourselves peace. By holding a grudge, seeking revenge, or gossiping about other people, we deny ourselves security. By seeking attention and validation, we deny ourselves completeness. By operating on autopilot, we deny ourselves inspiration. By reacting to situations unconsciously, we deny ourselves discernment. By closing our hearts, we deny ourselves love.”
― The Inner Work: An Invitation to True Freedom and Lasting Happiness
― The Inner Work: An Invitation to True Freedom and Lasting Happiness
“There are only three simple steps to The Inner Work process that can be practiced throughout everyday moments: become aware of the trigger, connect them to a root program belief and theme of consciousness, then uproot and replace it with a new narrative of a higher perspective.”
― The Inner Work: An Invitation to True Freedom and Lasting Happiness
― The Inner Work: An Invitation to True Freedom and Lasting Happiness
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