Beliefs

Belief: A mental acceptance of a proposition, statement or fact, as true, on the ground of apparent authority, which does not have to be based on fact. To agree to a proposition or affirmation, or the acceptance of a fact, opinion, or assertion as real or true, without immediate IndividualSELF knowledge; reliance upon words; partial or full assurance without IndividualSELF knowledge or certainty; persuasion; conviction; confidence; something believed, accepted as true.

Beliefs are the controller of behavior, but often a belief is not founded on experience; the very nature of the belief system precludes the necessity of experience. A belief may deny the evidence of experience. Belief is motivation by reliance on an assigned version of reality or an assigned version of what might be imagined. Ultimately, the effect introduced by the belief is not a matter of believing versus non-believing. The discord is between believing and learning from experience. The unexamined belief is not worth holding, and the examined belief may not be worth holding, either. Many beliefs, once examined, may prove to have no real value as indicators of UNIVERSAL TRUTH or guides to experience, although they may serve to define identity and confer a sense of belonging.

Whatever an IndividualSELF is willing to accept without an inner discernment, acknowledgement and knowing from a HigherSELF Heart and Mind without the support of evidence, results in an assumption, which is taken as a basis for action or non action.

Beliefs must become an expression of inner discernment of UNIVERSAL TRUTH.

may Strength become you

Examples of society group based belief systems

Assigned belief; A belief acquired and accepted like a task or role assigned to the believer, rather than chosen on a voluntary basis.
Conflicted belief; Contains contradictory and opposing elements that confuse the believer.
Consensual belief; Held by individual rather than chosen with deliberation. We consent to believe what others believe. To consent to believe something is not to choose to believe, rather to join company with those who believe.
Corporate belief; Belongs to a program or agenda and serves the ends proposed in that program or agenda.
Credibility; Trust conferred on the originator of a belief, rather than in the substance of the belief.
Dissenting belief; Deliberately opposed to conventional and established beliefs.
Doctrinal belief; Based on predefined dogmas or doctrines.

Electrical thought-form causes extremes in polarity such as good and evil, right and wrong, and so on. The darkness opposing force creation of electrical thought-form extremes resulted in humanity falling into doctrinal belief systems. Therefore, the electrical thought-form that humanity relies upon today is founded upon the vibration of antimatter. Antimatter bores holes in matter and is the cause of illness and disease.

Ideological belief; Expressed in ideological form, that is, in a systematic body of abstractions or formal ideas.

Examples of Discord of Thoughts

ALL-OR-NOTHING THINKING: You see things in correct or not correct categories. If your performance falls less than perfect, you see yourSELF as failing.

DENIAL OF POSITIVE EXPERIENCES: You deny positive experiences by insisting they do not count for some reason. In this way, you maintain an opposing belief that is contradicted by your everyday experiences.

EMOTION REASONING: You assume that your negative emotion experiences do not reflect the way things really are: "I think this; therefore, this must be true."

FORMING CONCLUSIONS: You make a negative assumption even though there are no definite facts that support your conclusion or you conclude that another is reacting negatively to you, and you choose not to confirm this to be true..

MAGNIFICATION OR MINIMIZATION: You exaggerate the importance of things (such as your error or another's achievement), or you reduce things until they appear less; your own desirable qualities or another's imperfections.

MENTAL FILTER: You pick out a single negative detail and focus on this detail so that your mind state of all reality becomes negative, like the drop of ink that discolors the entire beaker of water.

OVERGENERALIZATION AND LABELING: You see a single negative event as a never-ending pattern of failure. Instead of describing your IndividualSELF error, you attach a negative label to yourSELF and when another's behavior annoys you, you choose to attach a negative label to the other.

PERSONALIZATION: You see yourSELF as the cause of some negative event, which, in fact, you were not primarily accountable for.

SHOULD STATEMENTS: You try to motivate yourSELF with should and should not, experiencing a negative emotion response of regret or guilt. When you direct should statements toward others, you experience negative emotions of bitterness.

SUPERIORITY: You anticipate an experience of another will not meet your expectations, and you are convinced that the outcome is an already established fact.