There are some modalities that enable you to change a belief in someone. However, the act of doing this raises important questions;

• Who decides on what the new belief should be?
• Is it the practitioner who’s making the change, or the person who’s experiencing the change?
• Is the belief-changer good at doing the job? What if they mess up?
• Does the person who wants the new belief know that the new belief will be better for them. Better how?

We take a different approach. Instead of changing the belief, the Head Trash Clearance Method neutralises the emotional power that supports a belief, thus enabling the person to loosen their thinking and explore new ways of thinking. In doing this the person is able to choose a new belief that better supports them. This is can work very well with limiting or unhelpful beliefs.

Because we work with opposites, by its very nature any resistance to the opposite belief is neutralised too, which means that if the opposite belief is deemed to be more appropriate, then they will more easily adopt it. But the choice will always remain with the individual (their subconscious actually!) and not the practitioner.

Use these frameworks for limiting beliefs.

This is not necessarily to change a belief; the Head Trash Clearance Method is not manipulative. This takes the emotional strength out of a belief out to allow other possibilities to be considered, leaving each individual with Freedom, Choice and Flexibility;

• Freedom to decide
• Choice in what to believe
• Flexibility to change, or stay, increase or decrease their belief

However. Watch out! Changes do happen.

Magnetic Mantras

Further Information

The Emotion Code by Dr Bradley Nelson – the book from which the magnet swipe is taken.

Examples of magnets you can buy for this – Amazon

Our values are those things that are really important to us; the things that we value. We value them so much that they act like the unwritten rules that we live by.

Our values come from our culture, our upbringing and our life experiences. Our core values will rarely change in life, but our collective values will change as we move through life and experience certain life-changing events.

Many people aren’t aware of their values so they don’t always realise how a big a role their values play in their day-to-day life experience. 

Emotionally speaking, our values are very important. Unfortunately, they are also at the root of most of our personal angst. This is because we love them so much; they are so important to us that we have invested a lot emotionally in them. This makes us vulnerable emotionally speaking because it means that we’re much more open to being offended or affected by other people’s behaviour. Especially those people who don’t share our values and who dare to tread all over them.

When someone behaves in a way that is in conflict with our values it can really hit us hard and we often take their behaviour personally. If we can work on clearing the emotional energy that is contained in our values, it can go a long way to helping us to be less emotionally unsettled in day-to-day life.

Working on your values won’t change your values, it simply takes the emotional intensity out of them. This enables you to;

• Be less susceptible to being triggered emotionally.
• Consider other alternative ways of thinking or behaving rather than being so rigid or fixed.
• Stand your ground much more calmly and clearly without being overwhelmed by emotion.

Ultimately this gives you more emotional strength.