Beliefs About Hope-Based Problem Mitigation
Belief #1: People Become Stuck and look for solutions
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
When people have problems, encounter barriers, and experience trauma and pain from interacting with the world, they become stuck and experience sadness, stress, anxiety, and hopelessness. Instinctively, they attempt to "fix" or solve the problems to no avail.
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
Most significant life problems are insoluble and cannot be “fixed.” Problems can be outgrown or transcended through extreme hope, a shift in mindset, opportunities to engage in the flow of life, and ultimately gaining a new perspective to transcend the issue.
Belief #3: Future-Based Hope Skills Can Be Developed into a Lifestyle
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
Belief #3: Future-Based Hope Skills Can Be Developed into a Lifestyle
Extreme levels of hope about the future can help people overcome and outgrow painful situations and problems in the present. HBPM is a process that allows people to build and harness extreme levels of hope to transcend problems and limitations.
Belief #4: Higher Levels of Consciousness is the Goal
Belief #2: People Can Transcend Problems Through Extreme Levels of Hope
Belief #3: Future-Based Hope Skills Can Be Developed into a Lifestyle
People outgrow problems by building new skills, creating new perspectives, and organizing life around a Transcendent Goal. Their problems don't disappear in a logical sense but become less pressing as a new, stronger life tendency rises.