How To Change Your Self-concept & Become Your True Self by Martin Fort

A thought-provoking book with many unconventional ideas and concepts that are not traditionally valued in our society.

The book challenges the perception of a purely objective 3D reality, suggesting that reality is shaped by consciousness and self-concept. It introduces the idea of interconnectedness and "oneness," emphasizing that we are more than just our minds and bodies.

Becoming our true self involves transcending the false identity we've built over the years. The change is a matter of perspective, as we are inherently what we aspire to be, yet we are unaware of our true nature. By transcending our minds and bodies, we can access this truth.

Focus is on aligning our self-concept with our "true self," which is described as oneness with the source. This alignment is not just philosophical but practical, leading to a more fulfilling life. The goal is to experience our true self, not just understand it intellectually.

This process requires releasing limiting patterns and beliefs of a false identity. This sense of self-importance is a limitation that you subconsciously impose on yourself. But by transcending all limitations, we arrive at truth: a sense of inner peace, a deeper connection to yourself and the world around you.

NEW WAY OF BEING - A STATE OF INNER ALIGNMENT

This book establishes a new way of being that is based on alignment with our true nature.

Recognition, realization, and acceptance of our true self from within are three steps towards this new way of being. The new way of being is not something that we do, but it is who we are; our state in any given moment. The new way of being is our purpose; our inner qualities of being. Our true essence is realized from within, so that we can change our perspective and accept it as our true selves.

The new way of being is not about escaping or isolating ourselves from society; it is about bringing our realizations to real lives and dealing with any situation, both good and bad, with a balanced mind.

In this way, we learn to respond to any situation unfolding in the present moment.