We are all part of a whole and a whole with parts. That means we are connected to something larger that in turn is connected to something even larger and so on. Also, that we ourselves consist of many smaller parts which in turn have many even smaller parts and so on.

The practical significance can be breathtaking. It can help us “solve” problems and “resolve” internal conflicts and obstacles.

Since everything is connected to something larger, our conscious mind can receive help from our subconscious, if we know how to access it. In turn, your subconscious can draw from all that collective intelligence out there and up there.

You should not limit your productivity and creativity to conscious effort alone and should not let the role of your subconscious be confined only to running all the systems in your body. It is capable of doing much more for you.

We are also a whole with parts. In addition to bones and muscles and organs and cells, assume that we also have an untold number of other parts responsible for our behaviors and actions. Each of them is intent on achieving a positive purpose, even though it might have manifested in an undesirable way.

There is a very effective method for removing such negatives in your life. It is called “Reframing” and has produced remarkable results in hundreds of thousands of cases.

It involves establishing a mental dialogue with the fictional part of yourself responsible for the undesirable action, then separating the positive purpose from the behavior by negotiating a substitute behavior that will still achieve the purpose.

The Baratt Core Lore System teaches you how to brainstorm with your subconscious and also how to do Reframing, so that you can “solve" and "resolve” and thus benefit from being part of a whole and a whole with parts.

Click on any link at the left for an overview of that particular part of the system.

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