“Es de gran valor identificar las creencias que dan sustento a las
imágenes que nos hacen repetir situaciones negativas en la vida. Una
creencia es desarrollada cuando a partir de una situación pasas a creer
que las cosas siempre ocurrirán de la misma manera. Una de las
características de la creencia es justamente la generalización. Por
ejemplo, en una situación específica el niño no es atendido por la
madre, y debido al mecanismo de protección, él pasa a creer que lo mismo
le ocurrirá en todas las otras situaciones de su vida. Entonces una
imagen queda congelada en su mente, y en el futuro esa imagen se
manifestará como rigidez de pensamiento. Esto es lo que llamamos imagen,
condicionamiento o creencia. “
"It’s important to identify the beliefs that sustain particular images, which in turn make us repeat negative situations in life. Once a belief is developed out of a particular situation, we believe that things will always occur in the same way. One of the characteristics of belief is precisely to make generalizations. For example, if a child is not answered by their mother, they will start to believe that the same thing will happen in all other situations in life due to their protection mechanism. This causes an image to remain frozen in their mind, and in the future this image will manifest as rigid thinking. This is what we call an image, conditioning or belief."
"It’s important to identify the beliefs that sustain particular images, which in turn make us repeat negative situations in life. Once a belief is developed out of a particular situation, we believe that things will always occur in the same way. One of the characteristics of belief is precisely to make generalizations. For example, if a child is not answered by their mother, they will start to believe that the same thing will happen in all other situations in life due to their protection mechanism. This causes an image to remain frozen in their mind, and in the future this image will manifest as rigid thinking. This is what we call an image, conditioning or belief."
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