01-30-2020, 03:04 PM
very interesting. i am 6 months in remission from cancer.
so its important for me to find the reasons and the beliefs that are causing this vs the other times ive used your sub.
How can i do that?
also, if i use MHS for 3 months, will these beliefs be broken down?
so its important for me to find the reasons and the beliefs that are causing this vs the other times ive used your sub.
How can i do that?
also, if i use MHS for 3 months, will these beliefs be broken down?
(01-27-2020, 10:10 AM)Shannon Wrote:(01-26-2020, 07:23 AM)Wiseg9999 Wrote: Hi Shannon, i have been feeling down ever since starting MHS 5.75. I havent felt like this for years.
Then I remembered resistance - or whatever you call it now.
Could it be MHS be causing me emotional turmoil?! If so, why and how?
thanks.
There are some possible reasons I can think of for explaining this.
First possibility is, your subconscious does not want to change its core beliefs. MHS instructs your subconscious to change any belief that is in any way contributing to a physical health issue to a belief that helps the program heal it. Some such beliefs may be very fundamental, and thus very likely to cause a great deal of change in other resulting beliefs if they are changed. Such change may create fear of the unknown, and thus resistance, which - when the program cannot be resisted - may result in feeling down, since the subconscious is feeling hopeless as a result of feing forced to change and face its fears, likely of literal death. For some reason, the subconscious appears to be prone to equating feared imagined outcomes with death.
The second possibility is that the deep detoxing of the MHS program is in the process of flushing out a great deal of toxins from your system, and this is somehow a result. I would imagine that this would go away on its own after a period of 1-4 weeks if it is the case, based on my best understanding of what detox requires and how the program works, factoring in what can be detoxed and how that is done, etc.
The third option I can think of is similar to the first, but differs in that the resistance would be coming not from a fear of death directly, but in being deprived of the issue or illness which it either created or sustains in an effort to avoid something else it fears. So in this case, the fear wouldn't be "of changing my beliefs", but of no longer having a manufactured excuse to hide from something else that is feared, which is being avoided by a subconsciously generated and/or sustained issue which gives you at the conscious level a legitimate excuse to not do or achieve that thing. If the program is too powerful to disrupt, then the subconscious may again become depressed and feel hopeless to stop it from achieving its goals, which forces it to deal with and face its fears.
I think the first and third options are by far the most likely explanations.