Adam Cox

the kind of love that they would want was not on the cards, it wasn't on the table for them.

And what that can lead to is one of two things, either learned helplessness, you simply don't even try, or settling for something less than you are worthy of.

Now, these are two stories.

The problem with stories is that when stories become belief systems, they can create self-fulfilling prophecies that self-perpetuate the very patterns.

So this hypnosis session challenges both of those stories head on.

One, this idea of the curse was never real.

It was just a belief system that kept going around.

And secondly, that what if rather than the prosthetic leg being

making them less desirable?

What if that becomes the way to be discerning and find the person that is actually suitable for them and worthy of them?

Because at some level, it's a great filter to, let's say, rule out people that would be objectively shallow in certain areas that if they can't see past that,

Actually, is that the kind of person they would actually want to be with?

If you can turn a problem into a solution, a disempowering thing into an empowering thing, a weakness into a strength, that's often the most powerful reframes.

Now, although the essence of this is to kind of break a curse and feel worthy of good relationships and love,

Some of the things are quite specific.

It might not be the case that there is a belief system that the women in your life are cursed by bad luck in relationships.

It's unlikely to be the case statistically that you have a prosthetic part of your body.

But the essence of this goes way beyond that.

Lots of people have belief systems that aren't true about relationships.

Some of it relate to luck and fortune.