Belief
Systems
"My
aunt died of influenza, so they said. But it's my belief
they
done the old woman in." - George Bernard Shaw (Pygmalion)
Is
you is, or is you ain't? - by Stephen Bray
Stephen
has taken up our challenge to write an article
explaining why he was so sceptical of our conclusions in
our exposition of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs in
the last issue.
We do
not need to build our lives constantly from the bottom
up as Maslows model would have us believe [writes
Stephen]. Dilts is closer to the truth in suggesting
that changing our perception at the level of Identity,
or Belief must affect our Capabilities and Behaviours,
and cause us to have an impact upon our Environment.
Faulty
Assumptions - by Paul Schenk
There
will certainly be times when you are unable to find a flaw in
your logic or assumptions.
In such cases, I invite you to experiment with pursuing
a variation of the original goal.
One
of my long-standing dreams has been to travel to outer space.
There
are a number of very good reasons why this dream would seem
impossible to achieve. Then,
for my 41st birthday, my wife sent me to NASAs
Adult Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama where I spent a long
weekend sampling the daily routine of an astronaut. I
havent made it all the way to outer space, yet, but I have
some wonderful memories of getting part way there!
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