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A holistic understanding of mental health
It is important to understand mental health issues from a holistic perspective rather than the more common clinical descriptions and definitions. We are conceptual beings and we accumulate an almost infinite amount of polarised, subjective ideas about almost everything in our lives from birth.
Those ideas then govern everything we think, say and do. They also control every reaction, action and behaviour, playing into each other in an incomprehensibly complex, inter-related way. All of the labels and patterns mentioned above are that system at work in slightly different ways, due to different combinations of ideas and attachments. In other words our individual idea based, subjective content drives patterns that psychology would have you label and differentiate.
A person with a certain combination of ideas will think, react, speak and want what their ideas tell them, and though we may give a different name to each and every individual pattern, it is simply the nature of the stored ideas that act as the cause for the behaviours.
This program exposes the underlying mechanism and makes clear how the ideas were made, attached to and what keeps them active as triggers, driving every thought, word and action. It will show beyond doubt that their content is the cause for all labelled patterns you may be experiencing, and more to the point it will enable the ideas that fuel your pattern to be dissolved.
By working on the cause not the symptom and consolidating most mental health labels back to their common cause, these patterns can be holistically healed in more simple ways than you may currently believe.
Dissolve the root cause of mental health issues, and see life-changing results.
Overthinking, Anxiety,
Worry & Stress
Busy lives with so much to do, be and have, leave us thinking endlessly and in frustrating circles. This pattern intrudes on our sleep and almost every other waking moment.
Our minds are ever active creating future consequence and catastrophic scenarios, most of which never end up happening.
The program reveals the cause, allowing you to learn to dissolve the fuel of it all at source.
Recurrent
Trauma
Trauma is now a common and subjective term for ideas of significant past events we hold onto tightly and relive often in thought.
As we attach importance and a defining role to them within our lives, we unconsciously create active thought triggers that make them recur.
Trauma can be dissolved as we unlearn the habit of attachment and learn to let go of previous, attached beliefs.
Addiction &
Impulse Control
Addiction is a symptom not a cause. It is a vehicle of escape for those who do not enjoy the way their lives feel when sober. Until life feels good, addiction remains.
This process changes how we feel about life at the deepest level, and with new perspective will create a life you don't need to escape from.
Loss, Grief, Death
& Sadness
Us humans have some very strong ideas about death and become very attached to and dependent on the the people around and close to us.
It is now a social norm and widespread expectation to embed in ideas of loss, grief and loneliness when death or terminal illness is encountered. Your conditioned responses will dissolve with presence to reveal acceptance in the face of once difficult situations.
Depression
& Bipolar
Both depression and bipolar represent us giving undue importance and truth to the ideas that would otherwise pass us by.
Attachment is an unconscious habit that we are conditioned into. As the teachings will show, it can be easily unlearned and past attachements can be dissolved.
Blame, Guilt
& Victim
Both blame and guilt can be debilitating. When we blame we also instantly take on the role of victim, holding a heavy role close.
This process will show the debilitating nature of blame, including that of the self in guilt, and will allow the release and dissolving of past ideas of blame, creating freedom from being the joy sucking victim.
Hopelessness
& Suicidal thoughts
We build our lives from subjective ideas and limiting beliefs, accumulating them over a lifetime. They become heavy, like an ultimate resistance that we often cannot bare.
Hopelessness and the option of suicide is often the result, and we feel that nothing else will work. This process helps dissolve the ideas that cause that feeling of hopelessness.
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