As a Certified Master Practitioner and Coach, I use the techniques practiced in this body of work with the client's unconscious mind to remove old, non-resourceful beliefs and decisions, and install new resourceful beliefs. These allow clients to have complete confidence to live true to what their divine purpose is here on earth without fear or self-doubt.

Deletion:

This filter involves ignoring or omitting some aspects of reality that are irrelevant, unimportant, or unpleasant to us. For example, we might delete the background noise when we are listening to music, or the details of a traumatic event that we want to forget.

Distortion:

This filter involves changing or modifying some aspects of reality to fit our expectations, beliefs, or desires. For example, we might distort the meaning of someone's words or actions to suit our own interpretation, or the shape of our body image to match our ideal self.

Generalization:

This filter involves applying some aspects of reality to other situations or contexts that are similar or related. For example, we might generalize from a single experience to form a rule or a stereotype, or from a specific skill to a broader ability.

Our unconscious mind serves as a powerful filter, influencing how we make sense of the world and act in response. While these filters are essential for quick and efficient decision-making, they also introduce the potential for errors, biases, and misunderstandings. It's fascinating to consider that two individuals can undergo the exact same event yet perceive it entirely differently due to the filtration process of their unconscious minds. In essence, we don't directly experience reality; instead, our interpretation is shaped by how our unconscious mind has filtered and interpreted past situations.