Slach Lechá Hetiszakasz - A valósággal nincs baj, csak a történettel, amit róla mondasz.

from Jom Tov · host Kozma Ferenc

A PBD jelentése: Perception (Észlelés), Behaviour (Viselkedés) és Destiny (Sors). Meg vagyunk győződve arról, hogy a valóság, ami körülvesz minket, meghatározza a sorsunkat. „Egy ilyen országban nem lehet…” „Egy ilyen családban nem lehet…” „Ilyen genetikával nem lehet…”Valójában azonban ahogyan ÉSZLELJÜK a valóságot, amilyen történetet mondunk róla magunknak, aszerint fogunk viselkedni és A VISELKEDÉSÜNK határozza meg a SORSUNKAT.

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