Robert Williams - PSYCHK The Missing Piece Peace In Your Life

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PSYCH-K The Missing Piece Peace in Your Life! / by Robert M. Williams

PSYCH-K is a registered trademark of the Myrddin Corporation

All Rights Reserved

ISBN 978-0-9759354-0-8

1. Self-Help 2. Psychology 3. Spirituality

Printed in the United States of America

This book is dedicated to the Divinity in each of us.

May you recognize your Divinity,
discover your greatness, and
become the peace you seek.

Peace is the key to
all knowledge,
all mystery,
all life.

From the Essene Gospels of Peace

Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D.

Preface:
Trying Smarter, Not Harder

Introduction:
Making Wisdom a Habit Instead of an Effort

Chapter 1
The Roots of PSYCH-K

Chapter 2
When Getting There Isnt Half the Fun

Chapter 3
The Mind/Body Connection

Chapter 4
Whole-Brain Integration

Chapter 5
The Power and Biology of Beliefs

Chapter 6
Conscious vs. Subconscious Beliefs

Chapter 7
Putting It All Together

Chapter 8
Real People Real Results

Chapter 9
Testing Your Subconscious Beliefs

Chapter 10
The Myths About Change

Chapter 11
The Magic of Believing

Chapter 12
Its Just the Beginning

Afterword
PSYCH-K and the Big Picture

The perception that our lives are controlled by our genes is so fundamental to our civilization, that this dogma is incorporated into the most elemental level of a childs education. The genes control life message is continuously repeated through every level of higher education, from grade school up through graduate and medical school. The general public has been conditioned to believe that the human body represents an exquisite genetically controlled automaton. In support of this belief, we attribute our abilities, and more importantly, our disabilities, to the character of our inherited gene codes.

Since genes apparently control the traits of an individuals life, and since we had no say in which genes we were provided at conception, we might rightly consider ourselves victims of heredity.

We have been programmed to accept that we are subservient to the power of our genes in creating the experience of our lives. The world is filled with people who are in constant fear that, on some unsuspecting day, their genes are going to turn on them. Consider the masses of people who perceive their genes as ticking time bombs, waiting for cancer, or some other life-threatening catastrophic disease to explode in their life. Millions of others attribute their failing health issues, such as cardiovascular disease, to inadequacies of their bodys biochemical mechanisms. Distraught parents readily blame unruly behavior on chemical imbalances in their childs brain.

The current mainstream scientific dogma insists that we are recipients of hand-me-down genetic codes that we are apparently unable to change. Consequently, we find ourselves not only victims of heredity, but powerless with regard to our ability to reprogram our fate. In assuming the role of powerless victims, we may rightfully deny responsibility for our ill health, both physical and mental. Unfortunately, this denial results in a tremendous amount of human suffering and disease.

So much for the bad news.

The good news is that, in fact, we are not victims of our genes. Astonishing advances in physics and cell biology have recently toppled the philosophical underpinnings of conventional biomedicine. A radically new understanding emerging at the cutting edge of cell science recognizes that the environment, and more specifically, our perception of the environment, directly controls our behavior and the activity of our genes. Since our perceptions may be accurate or inaccurate, we may more appropriately refer to them asbeliefs. Rather than your genes, it is your beliefs that control your biology.

The new advances in physics and biology lead us to a future of hope and self-determination. Rob Williams simple and profoundly empowering book sheds new light on an important shift in our understanding of the human mind and its affect on biology and behavior. The psychology of personal change presented in the following pages represents a giant step forward toward freeing ourselves from the limitations of outdated concepts about personal growth and development. It points the way toward becoming masters of our destiny instead of victims of our genes. When applied, these principles can dramatically accelerate the expression of our true nature as spiritual beings of unlimited potential.

Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D. Cellular Biologist

Author of The Biology of Belief

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For more information about Dr. Liptons publications and presentations, visit his web site at www.brucelipton.com.

S ince its inception in 1988, much has changed for PSYCH-K. In the beginning it was used primarily to address psychological obstacles to happiness among those individuals who were seeking a better life. It was often described as a psychological process that could be used to improve life, mentally and physically. It has been a popular tool for change with lay people and mental health care professionals alike. Over time it has evolved beyond its earlier designation, to reflect the evolving needs of humanity. The ever increasing awareness of the role of spirituality in our lives has become paramount. The fact that many people have discovered the use of PSYCH-K for accelerating ones spiritual evolution is fast becoming the most popular application of this amazing method for change. Hence, today PSYCH-K is popularly characterized as a spiritual process with psychological benefits. As the originator of PSYCH-K, I concur. I believe that in the final analysis, all problems are spiritual problems with physical side effects. The ability to change limiting beliefs that keep us from recognizing our Divinity, discovering our greatness, and becoming the peace we seek is the greatest gift of PSYCH-K for all who are ready to make the leap.

Together we can make a difference.

Originator of PSYCH-K

February 11, 2009

T rying Smarter, Not Harder

If you are like many people, you have tried hard to become a better person over the years. But, when it comes to accomplishing your goals in life, sometimes it can feel like you are your own worst enemy instead of your own best friend. This inner conflict can keep you from having a life filled with joy, happiness, and peace. Most people meet this inner conflict by doubling their efforts to overcome the resistance they feel inside. But, sometimes