Robert De PintoWhy do we suffer unnecessarily? Because we are given the wrong map and the wrong rules. So we get enslaved by lies. Trapped in cycles of suffering and slowly die inside. Sounds intense right? But it is true for many.
Robert De PintoLet it go is a trap for most major traumas. We should never even pick up the vast majority of 'things' in life. Yet we choose to pick up certain things and then we can't put them down. Why?
Robert De PintoOne idea that gets promoted, is that "money is evil." Believing this lie will keep you trapped, small, and suffering.
Robert De PintoQuit your "healing journey" We do what we value. If you come to value healing, you will keep thinking you are broken and keep looking for wounds to heal.
Robert De PintoLies are addictions. Most people typically think of addictions as drugs, alcohol, food, internet / social media, gambling, tobacco, porn and so on. Repeated lying (including intentional omissions), cheating, and stealing—are all addictions.
Robert De PintoThe Secret Mind of Addiction, a new perspective for life, by Robert De Pinto. Discover the secret thoughts that drive addiction and, that a path to freedom is simpler, easier, and more empowering than we think.
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Why do we suffer unnecessarily? Because we are given the wrong map and the wrong rules. So we get enslaved by lies. Trapped in cycles of suffering and slowly die inside. Sounds intense right? But it is true for many.
Let it go is a trap for most major traumas. We should never even pick up the vast majority of 'things' in life. Yet we choose to pick up certain things and then we can't put them down. Why?
One idea that gets promoted, is that "money is evil." Believing this lie will keep you trapped, small, and suffering.
Quit your "healing journey" We do what we value. If you come to value healing, you will keep thinking you are broken and keep looking for wounds to heal.
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