Limiting beliefs are beliefs which you have encountered from childhood and are holding onto – even though they may not be true now or never have been true.
Have you ever been told as a child that you were not good enough? Maybe you got a low grade at a subject in school and ever since then it has dented your self-belief… it is time to let these restricting or limiting beliefs go!
As an adult it is very important that you have your own truth about yourself and not allow old beliefs to shape your present and therefore your future.
A simple way to disempower any limiting or restrictive beliefs you may be holding is to write ways in which they have not been true throughout your life. Keep remembering and keep writing. Once these are written down, keep reminding yourself of them whenever the limiting belief pops into your head.
Speaking the truth especially to yourself is so important – there will be a throat chakra meditation on my site http://www.anamaya.net dated 13th Feb 2012 but uploaded in advance from this Saturday 28th Jan for you to strengthen your throat chakra and therefore your ability to speak the truth.
I am away for two weeks and completely offline so the next Tuesday Tip will be Feb 14th!
Try this tip and see the difference it makes to all aspects of your life. I am looking forward to hearing your comments.
Bindi x
Bindi Shah MSc Dip LC
Life Coach, Ayurveda & Meditation Practitioner
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Bindi Shah is an inspirational life coach who runs meditation courses and workshops from Saltdean, Brighton, UK. She has created the ‘Live The Life You Dream Of…’ programme which combines her background in Ayurveda, Life Coaching and Meditation to help people achieve their dreams and desires whilst also enhancing their physical and emotional well-being. Her own dreams have become reality by following the programme and it is this zest for life which she offers her clients.

