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Category: Don’t Make Assumptions

Don’t Make Assumptions with Hypnotherapy 3 of 4 Agreements

Imagine yourself in a situation where you’re tempted to make an assumption about someone or something. See yourself taking a step back, taking a deep breath, and asking a question instead. You seek clarification, and you listen to the answer with an open mind.

Activate one of The Four Agreements and rapidly transform your new life to one of freedom, true happiness, and love 3 of 4 Agreements with Hypnotherapy.

Loyalty

Make your number one loyalty to truth. What do you know for sure to be true? Keep releasing the old assumptions in favor for what you know. When we dedicate ourselves to naming what we know to be true, assumptions decrease and awareness increases. Loyalty means we are willing to put our energy and actions behind something we believe in. And while the truth might be uncomfortable sometimes, it is always the path of least resistance! Be loyal to your own truth, and let your actions stem from that loyalty to self.

Don’t Make Assumptions Hypnotherapy Script

Introduction:

Welcome to this hypnotherapy session, where you’ll focus on letting go of assumptions and cultivating a more open-minded and curious approach to life. Imagine yourself in a peaceful, serene environment, where you feel completely relaxed and safe. Allow yourself to let go of any tension or stress, and simply focus on the present moment.

Induction:

Close your eyes, and take a deep breath in through your nose and out through your mouth. Feel the air fill your lungs, and then release any thoughts or worries. Imagine a calm, gentle light beginning to fill your body, starting at the crown of your head and flowing down to your toes. As this light fills you, repeat the following phrase to yourself: “I am at peace, and I am ready to let go.”

Deepening:

As you continue to breathe deeply, imagine this light expanding, filling any areas of tension or uncertainty. Allow the gentleness of this light to soothe and calm your mind, reminding you that you don’t have to have all the answers. You can ask questions, seek clarification, and trust that you’ll find the truth.

Don’t Make Assumptions:

Imagine a brilliant, radiant sun beginning to shine within you, illuminating any areas of assumptions or misconceptions. As you breathe in, repeat the following phrase: “I don’t make assumptions.” Allow the clarity of these words to awaken your mind, reminding you to seek understanding and ask questions rather than jumping to conclusions. You are curious, open-minded, and willing to learn, always seeking to see things from other perspectives.

Visualization:

Imagine yourself in a situation where you’re tempted to make an assumption about someone or something. See yourself taking a step back, taking a deep breath, and asking a question instead. You seek clarification, and you listen to the answer with an open mind. You realize that your assumption was incorrect, and you feel a sense of relief and gratitude for the newfound understanding.

Repeat: “I don’t make assumptions, and I am open to learning.”

Reinforcement:

As you continue to breathe deeply, imagine this radiant sun amplifying, filling any areas where you may have felt uncertain or misinformed in the past. Allow the confidence of your own inner wisdom to guide you, reminding you that you can always ask questions and seek truth. You trust in your ability to navigate complex situations and to find the answers you need.

Affirmations:

Repeat the following affirmations to yourself, allowing the truth of the words to sink deeply into your mind and heart:

* “I don’t make assumptions, and I am open to learning.”

* “I trust in my ability to seek truth and understanding.”

* “I am curious and open-minded, and I see things from multiple perspectives.”

* “I am willing to ask questions and seek clarification, and I am proud of myself for doing so.”

Conclusion:

As you come to the end of this hypnotherapy session, take a moment to reflect on the importance of not making assumptions. Remember that this is a way of living that can transform your relationships and your approach to life. You have the power to choose how you respond to situations, and you are committed to seeking truth and understanding. Take a deep breath in, and when you’re ready, slowly open your eyes, feeling refreshed, renewed, and ready to embody the mindset of not making assumptions.

Integration and Awakening

“Now, take a deep breath in, and as you exhale, imagine that you are integrating all of the freedom, true happiness, and love that you’ve received. You are bringing it into your daily life, and you are allowing it to guide you.

As you slowly open your eyes, take with you the feeling of freedom, happiness, and love. Remember that you are deserving of all of these things, and that they are always available to you.

Take one final, deep breath in, and when you’re ready, return to the present moment, feeling refreshed, renewed, and inspired.”

Post-Hypnotic Suggestion:

As you go about your day, remember to repeat the phrase “I don’t make assumptions” to yourself, especially when faced with uncertain or unfamiliar situations. Allow the curiosity and open-mindedness of these words to guide you, and trust in your ability to seek truth and understanding. When you find yourself making an assumption, take a deep breath, and ask a question instead.

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Living The Four Agreements with Hypnotherapy

The Four Agreements are: #1 Be impeccable with your word.  #2 Don’t take anything personally.  #3 Don’t make assumptions.  #4 Always do your best.

I had an epiphany last week as I pondered a line from Don Miguel’s The Circle of Fire prayer. While the world loves The Four Agreements, don Miguel once told me his favorite book is The Circle of Fire, formerly titled “Prayers.”

Here is the line that caught my attention from the Circle of Fire prayer:

“We will live our lives with gratitude, love, loyalty, and justice

Beginning with ourselves, and continuing with others.”

In these two lines are hidden wisdom for how we can deepen our relationship with The Four Agreements.

First, we start with ourselves. To live The Four Agreements, to embody the wisdom of these simple but life-changing teachings, we must first let go of blaming others or trying to fix or change the people around us. We must own that we are responsible for our dream, that we are the artist of our creation, and commit to taking action to change what doesn’t serve us.

Here is how the words gratitude, love, loyalty, and justice are keys to unlock the power of The Four Agreements:

• Use your word to share your gratitude

• Replace taking things personally with unconditional love

• Become loyal to the truth

• Justice is doing your best and letting go of the rest

Here are the action steps to take:

Be Impeccable with Your Word: Gratitude

It is easy to get caught in the bad habit of using your words to complain, judge, or blame. This includes your inner voice; the way you talk to yourself as well as the way you talk to others. To come back into alignment with the power of your word, focus on what you are grateful for, not on what is not working. Transform your thoughts by using your words to name the gratitude’s that we so often overlook, from your beating heart to the wheels on your car to the kindness of the woman at the store.

Don’t Take Anything Personally: Love

When you take something personally, you often close down as a way to protect or defend yourself. When you feel attacked or hurt by someone else’s actions, sometimes you might withdraw or lash out. Whenever you notice yourself taking something personally, apply the balm of love. First, love yourself even though you took something personally. Then, practice loving the other person beneath their actions. View their actions as clothing they are wearing, and choose to honor and respect the person, even if you disagree with their actions.

Don’t Make Assumptions: Loyalty

Make your number one loyalty to truth. What do you know for sure to be true? Keep releasing the old assumptions in favor for what you know. When we dedicate ourselves to naming what we know to be true, assumptions decrease and awareness increases. Loyalty means we are willing to put our energy and actions behind something we believe in. And while the truth might be uncomfortable sometimes, it is always the path of least resistance! Be loyal to your own truth, and let your actions stem from that loyalty to self.

Do Your Best: Justice

If you notice you are doing more than your best or less than your best, stop and adjust. If you always do less than your best, then that will be reflected in your experience. If you do more than your best, that will also be reflected. I love don Miguel’s saying that true justice is only paying for a mistake you make once. Take the critical judge out of the picture and let the heart of justice come forward so you can witness the affect of action and reaction. When we live understanding justice life is simple: do your best and let of of the rest.

Every day, dedicate yourself to gratitude, love, loyalty, and justice, and watch your actions flow effortlessly like a clear blue river through a peaceful landscape.

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