Examples of using Thought patterns in English and their translations into Hungarian
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observing that perhaps we have some repetitive thought patterns.
We have an innate need to justify our thought patterns, even if these patterns don't serve us in a positive way.
eliminate these common feelings and thought patterns, it's very likely you can reduce
It's the gift of opening up, because it helps you see so clearly the minds limited thought patterns- which I know I have talked a lot about the last few months.
intent which creates thought patterns of a certain frequency which go forth from you as rays of energy in an infinity sign.
concepts failed to supply adequate thought patterns.
of old paradigm thinking, reactions, and thought patterns.
Many of you now are searching your thought patterns and trying to look in your daily life,
We engage in negative self talk and thought patterns that inhibit our personal growth
Unimaginative, rigid thought patterns… but you, on the other hand,
can help change a person's negative thought patterns- such as anxiety- which can underpin an exercise addiction.
Are you tired of your old negative thought patterns that no longer serve you?
Just keep noticing your Negative thought patterns as they arise, and in so doing,
Once we stop the practice, the thought patterns, the meditation, we find ourselves back where we started- lost in the byways, the pathways of the world.
because once you are present, those thought patterns may still arise,
Any thought patterns you might sense… whether they appear to affect you personally
In her thirty-day-ing Equation, Gabrielle will show you how to bulldoze negative thought patterns and create personal change through positive affirmations, physical activity, and visualization meditations.
Instead of following or contending with these thought patterns, bring more attention to the body,
concepts failed to supply adequate thought patterns.
Cognitive Restructuring: is a method of becoming more aware of anxiety-provoking thought patterns, and replacing them with more balanced,