|
Enneagram Type 4 Board Archive If you'd like to know a LITTLE more about me...Posted by fourtoo on February 01, 2000 at 04:05:59: In Reply to: Re: Core Beliefs... posted by x on January 31, 2000 at 17:39:45:
Well, I'm definitely new to this board, and my name isn't *really* fourtoo :) What i can say is that I am someone who has always been troubled by what I THOUGHT was a personality PROBLEM. Always weary (sp?) about being with lots of people, wondering what was wrong with me... Simply full of doubts all the time. About me, about the world. I'm a Leo, 26, female...! Who was all worried and feeling depressed and weird in a BAD way, and am now just as worried, depressed and wierd as before but in a GOOD way. I don't feel bad about it now. (at least not at this moment :) Thanks. (who are YOU x?? :) : Who are you fourtoo? : : : I have done some NLP sessions in the past, and have found them to be quite illuminating and helpful. One technique in NLP is to find the "core belief" or Core "question" that dominates and permeates someone's every-thought. Being a true Four, I found my core question to be "what's wrong with me?" : : : Anyway, I've continued to "work on myself" and do various therapies, and I keep cycling to other "core" beliefs that "co-create" with the one mentioned above that also seem to contribute to sabotage the events in my life. The latest discovery was that some part of me thinks "I don't have the RIGHT to be", and this sense of not having the same right as everyone else to Be, ie, exist, translates into my apathy, and my sense of pointlessness and my insecurities. : : : Does this have resonance for any other Fours out there? : : : --Sedna : : Sedna, yes...! I think I've asked myself that question "what's wrong with me" at least once a day. : : It gets overwhelming and frustrating... : : So, I just wanted to say really that I have not done therapies or anything like it... the closest has been reading this board. But what your saying about how these FEELINGS of not having the same right as everyone else to be, "contribute to sabotage the events" in your life definitely rings true for me too. : : I find these feelings paralyzing at times. They make me unable to interact comfortably with others, always feeling self-conscious and worried. : : Then again, we know that it's a feeling, and deep down we know that of course we have the same right as everyone else to be... but it's one thing to know, and the other to feel. It's always easy to say what's right, and to say how we SHOULD feel... but when it comes to real life, and real feelings... it's not so easy then! : :
|
|