As usual, @Stingray has given you some great advice. The more pressure you put on yourself to try and force a belief change, the stronger the negative belief will try to fight for its survival.

I'll give my personal point of view on the subject since I was in your shoes not all that long ago.

I've noticed recently that my beliefs in any and everything have been changing much more quickly than they did even last year. I struggled to try and force myself to follow a strict protocol, have it be EFT, one of the methods on here, or some other technique online. I looked at changing my perception on reality as being similar to doing homework that I didn't really care to be burdened with because I had more important things to do like watch TV. The thing that has seemed to work best for me is the "repetition of things that make me feel good."

Repetition of things that make me feel good

I have noticed that just the simple act of watching a Youtube video, reading a quote, a book, or listening to a recording of the teachings on how to change my life repeatedly, have helped to naturally and effortlessly change my beliefs. I'm not saying the other methods have not been helpful, but the simple act of repetition has helped change my outlook on everything.

It's the same concept as using affirmations. If we are saying affirmations in a robotic state, like it is a chore we have to do everyday, they are not going to work at all.

On the other hand, if we are being repetitive with our affirmations and really enjoying and believing in the words we say and paying attention to how those words and thoughts make us feel, sooner or later we will become those thoughts and words.

I can honestly say that I have truly felt the shift inside of me in the last 4-6 months. I don't know if the acceleration of 2012 has anything to do with it but I finally feel like "I get it" on a much more clear level. I don't feel the uncertainty in my emotions when I hear another belief system brought up by another person. I have achieved a point of knowing on a more and more regular basis.

Lately I have been engulfed in Bashar quite a bit. I been watching full workshops, numerous Youtube clips, reading one of his books, and just simply sitting and thinking of his concepts and techniques. When I started reading his book a few weeks ago, along with all the other resources, I really felt that jolt of understanding. Listening to his materials repeatedly and enjoying doing it has completely blown away my old limiting beliefs.

I still have some things to work on but just listening to any and everything I can find on belief change, and doing it often, and enjoying it very much, has shifted me into a parallel reality that I am really starting to enjoy.

Definition and Neutrality

Isn't it really fun to know that we are in charge and get to choose the definition that we desire? Every other definition does not matter one single bit, no matter how much somebody else tries to cram it down your throat. The ego feels safe and comfortable in the same old boring definition and will do anything it can to keep you locked into it.

That empty chalkboard is who you really are. You get to choose what is written on the empty lines. You can fill it in with whatever you choose whenever you choose. You can even erase the beliefs that aren't quite working at peak performance and rewrite them any time you choose.

Everything is neutral. "Nothing has any built in meaning," only the meaning we give it. We are free to choose what we believe and don't believe. Isn't that a simple and liberating thought? We can choose any meaning we desire at this very second. Again, like the empty chalkboard, we can define what we want our meaning to be right now through a simple choice.

For me the shift happened when I just starting having fun with the whole thing. I just eased up and asked myself...

"Does this belief that I choose make me feel better or worse?"

"Can my life get any worse from trying out this new belief?"

Then I started to realize that...

"I like having the choice to believe what I want."

"Everyday things are changing for the better because of my new empowering beliefs."

"I know I am the sculptor of the definition and the meaning that make up my belief system because I am in complete control of my reality"

Bashar's "the echo" may be true in terms of the physical re-manifestation, but he says you need to respond to things differently on an emotional level, which I am not doing.

The echo is the perfect situation for you to change your beliefs. It has been so very helpful to me. You need to try and use this as a tool. As a reminder that you are in control of how you react to any situation that is presented. It may seem hard at first, but once you start to get into a repetitive state of positive reaction, it will eventually become who you are all the time.

I used to be very reactive to people on the road while driving. I was a reactive road-rager. Being tailgated, pulled in front of too quickly, etc. would upset me very much. I was not as nutty as some people but I used to be quite dramatic with my body language and my mouth.

Today, I could really care less. I don't even react to other people anymore and that is because of reacting differently to the echo. People may still drive unsafe around me but I either don't care, or I don't notice. I changed my belief of what a trip on the road is like just by recognizing and being aware of the echo.

I believe repetition in anything that you enjoy will eventually change your beliefs to what you want them to be. If you enjoy Bashar's teachings and they resonate with you, watch as much as you can. Watch the same clip over and over until it becomes the new definition. That's how it has worked for me.

It really can be as simple as choosing a belief that serves us best and allowing ourselves to trust that it works. Be easy, relax, and know that whatever you say...goes!

Bashar - Changing Core Beliefs 1

Bashar - Changing Core Beliefs 2

Bashar - Changing Core Beliefs 3

Bashar - Brick Walls Beliefs 1 - 13 part video series

Belief Thief | Bashar

@Nikulas, all your struggle comes from attempts to change existing beliefs. It's like having clothes you don't like and you want to change them not to limit you. So you measure them and add a little bit here and there, shorten them somewhere else.

Too much unnecessary work, take them and throw them away, then put on clothes that fit you perfectly.

The only reason you are not doing it the easy way is because perhaps you didn't bring your awareness to the fact that beliefs can be cast away just like that. And you can't really just put on another clothes, because all you've seen (or was aware of) your whole life was your own clothes.

Once you become aware of this, you start to listen to people much more carefully to find out what they beliefs are and if you'd like to wear them. So if you want to change your outfit, just go to someone who wears a different one and try it out.

It all comes down to having a role model or a vision of how you want to live. From that way of living all beliefs needed for that way being successful and functional are derived from those beliefs all definitions and from those definitions and beliefs your outlook on life, thoughts, actions.

Deep inside you know what kind of life you want to live, when you allow yourself to dream without limitations you see that life. Well go and find someone who lives such life and learn what it is they do and believe that allows them to live it. Then just do it too.

And in the end, all these beliefs are just a game of realities, you can switch them, change them, forget or remember them. No need to feel unique or special for having a certain set of beliefs. There is no copyright on them or ownership rights, and millions of people throughout the history of human race shared every belief possible. Just because you have them, doesn't make them yours. (Im only assuming some people might feel uneasy to let go of what they virtually seem to posses.)

No need to say "But these are my beliefs, this is who I am". Just say "ah screw it, today I am a Superman!"

When you see a guy or a doll, who goes through their day with a smile on their face, full of energy. And all the bad stuff seems to happen to them, but they still smile and sing and are happy nonetheless as if they were winning every second. Oh boy, they understood that realities are just masks. And masks are not real, so they won't let to bother them.

If you don't like your mask, put on another one. Simple as that. Or throw them all away and live in the truth of no believes, thus no realities. Leaving you with just the source. ;-)

I've found it interesting that sometimes I could drop a belief in an instant like Bashar suggests and other times I struggled with it. And I've realized that it has to do something with the self-perpetuating mechanism of every belief. And once you realize this, it becomes easy to change beliefs quickly.

What "self-perpetuating mechanism" basically means is that every belief wants to exist forever. It doesn't want to die and be wiped out of the Universe. Thus it will use its bag of tricks to talk you into believing that you will die if you let it go or if you choose to believe in a different belief.

So by intending to drop a belief, sometimes that belief feels threatened and resists even more. It gives you many, many reasons why you cannot drop it or why you shouldn't drop it. And by that you feel overwhelmed and frustrated.

There are only two ways I know to make sure you don't activate that resistance mechanism when you want to use Bashar's belief change method. (You can also deactivate this resistance mechanism using the following knowledge.)

1. Bashar's way of letting your belief know that it won't die and that it will always exist anyway, even if you don't want it to exist. Because everything in the Universe exists forever.
2. Loosen up the structure of the belief by asking questions. Then choose to believe in a different one.

Bashar's way is to let your belief know that it won't die if you choose another belief. So simply know that your belief will always exist (which isn't just a "trick" actually but the truth). It will always be there and it can always be chosen again at any time you want. But you must believe this first. Without this belief in place as a general framework, it is hard to convince your resisting belief that it won't die.

So how do you convince yourself that every belief will always exist? How do you know that it's not just a shoddy trick? How can you prove to yourself that any belief will always exist, even if you choose to believe in another one?

Just look at your life for examples. Did you ever believe in Santa or the Tooth Fairy?

At some point in your life you had similar beliefs. But maybe you don't choose to believe that kind of stuff any more. But does it mean that this belief no longer exists? Of course not. You can think back and you know how it feels like to choose to believe in it. So the belief still exists somewhere. But it's just not your choice any more.

Of course, you can choose to believe in Santa again if you wish to. And if you do, Law of Attraction will give you evidence according to your current belief system. Maybe then you'll find articles on the internet that Santa was a real living person and that others who believe he is made up, are wrong. That's simply how beliefs work. Choose to believe first and you will get evidence from LOA.

But that was just an example to illustrate how every belief can be chosen and re-activated again and again...as often if you wish. There are many ways how the LOA can adapt to your belief system. But the point is that a belief never dies. You just choose to give different degrees of emotional charge to every belief.

Knowing this will help to choose a different belief in an instant. Because every time resistance comes up from your belief, you tell it that it will exist and that it can be chosen again in a minute, in a week, in a month, year etc.

The second way is to ask questions to loosen up the belief. It helps to make the choosing process easier sometimes.

@Cory has already suggested some great ones. Here are some more.

• How, specifically did you acquire that belief?
• How did you create this belief?
• Is this belief true for all people?
• What will happen if you keep choosing this belief again and again for your rest of your life?
• What are the exceptions that you've seen to that belief?
• In what ways is your perception of reality actually the opposite of this belief that you have?

Just experiment with it and keep it playful.

"You can not perceive what you are not being the vibration of." "Circumstances do not matter only your state of being matters." "Follow your excitement as best as you can with zero expectation that it has to lead to any specific outcome." ~ Bashar

You want to follow your excitement from moment to moment. Bashar advises to approach the idea of finding beliefs with a sense of lightness, fun & excitement as having a negative state of being means experiencing negative energy & negative thoughts.

Thus, follow your excitement from moment to moment & if finding beliefs doesn't feel exciting then you don't need to. You (physical mind) is not THE one in charge , you (physical mind + higher mind) are in total charge. Let go of all your frustration & know that your higher mind's always in all ways supporting you. You will get to know what you need to know when you need to know it.

Alright, I am a bashar student.. in about 2007 or so he became a teacher of mine.. I have actually talked to him twice too ;)

But now I'm going to say something very clearly!

Bashar's belief methods/tools suck ass! :D

Did you hear me????

Yes, bashar is still a teacher of mine.. he's fricking awesome isn't he?

But in my experience bashar's belief methods "suck".. so I'll tell you what I found that worked better..

HEALING is the simple answer..

So what is healing?

Healing is where you take time to better yourself.. it's where you use a permission slip like "Beethoven" one of bashar's permissions slips.. it's where you meditate or reiki.. it's where you use tools/permission slips to better yourself..

So in my experience.. "healing" helps you break all belief systems (mostly) healing is a "cure-all" over time and it breaks down belief barriers without having to look at them! (which bashar teaches figuring them out.. and it's HARD!)

So that's what I recommend based on experienced :)