Practical tools Part 2

5. When I started removing unwanted programs from my mind I realized that it is very difficult to do this, when there is a belief, that those programs are necessary. When you want to remove a program, it is important to make sure, that you really don't need it. You need to check if this program doesn't have an important role and if it does, it's good to prepare a new program that will replace it. Once you know that you don't need this program, you need to get rid of any deep-rooted, unconscious beliefs that this program is important and needed. Sometimes a program is an obvious rubbish or even malware, but there is a strong belief, that it is absolutely essential and everything would fall apart without it. Many unconscious beliefs don't make any sense at all, but they have a great impact on our lives. When you try to remove a program, but deep inside you believe that you need it, it will be very difficult to remove this program. Even if you temporarily succeed, there's a great probability that this program will come back.

6. It is important to trust that what you want to do is possible. If you tell your mind to remove a program, but you believe it's impossible for this to work, you probably won't succeed. Your belief that it is impossible is just stronger than your intention. That's why it's good to start small. Start with simple things and gradually build your trust in your abilities.

7. I also used to talk to my mind and negotiate with it. There was a time when it was a very useful tool for me. I spoke to it like it was a person. I would tell it to be calm and not to be afraid. I would assure it, that what I'm going to do will be beneficial and I would ask my mind not to try stopping me from making changes.
I really recommend being in good relations with your mind. Many people see their own minds as enemies. Some people are even victims of their own thoughts. It's good to be friends with your mind because it will be more willing to do what you ask.

8. I like the idea, that all tools and all techniques are just "permission slips". Those tools and techniques don't do anything other than helping you bypass your blockages, your negative beliefs. You are doing it, not the technique. Once you realize this, you don't need any tools anymore.
That's why I don't use any specific techniques. My advice is: Improvise!
Try to do something with your programs. Try to push or pull. Maybe use color, or imagine this program leaving your body. Have fun, play with it. Gain experience. See what works for you. Don't rely on what other people say.

If you speak Polish, I can also recommend my old article:
http://jestemswiatlem.blogspot.com/2015/02/czym-sa-programy-umysowe-programy.html
I'm glad I wrote this article. Those tools I've shared are based on this article. I've already forgotten that I used them. I couldn't come up with any reasonable tips for beginners now.
The ability to reprogram your mind is great. Once you learn it, you won't need any techniques anymore. But it makes it difficult to connect with other people.