Why would social beliefs about monogamy and other relationship ‘rules’ affect your happiness in your job or your physical health? Your subconscious mind limits your happiness with social rules that may match your values or be unimportant in your thinking. The rules of your relationship should be your choice, not imposed by society. If you want monogamy it’s appropriate for you to have it. If you don’t, that’s your choice too. The key is to release your subconscious so that you have what you want and feel good about yourself.
Read about clearing the rules that limit your happiness in the report from the Transformation Workshop of April 2011:
This month we aimed at subconscious blocks that limit you, your happiness, and your relationships. These blocks can occur in places that don’t enter your mind, or may not even apply to your circumstances, like monogamy. It’s probably not obvious how subconscious programs about monogamy can limit your capacity to be happy in your job, or to have a healthy body.
Social programs are rooted in power and control and tribal programs about loss of your place in the tribe. You could be totally content with a social rule, or consider it irrelevant to your beliefs, and still have your subconscious imposing a ‘limit’ on your happiness because of sacrifice programs. If you’re inclined to rebel reactions, it would forbid happiness because rebel forbids enjoying anything that might be interpreted as a conform (even when it’s what you want). It can also block having a relationship at all – those subconscious forbiddings of the associated beliefs that are so deeply hidden can prevent fulfilling the vision of what a relationship actually can be.
The same blocks to happiness in a relationship are going to block any kind of success that is personally fulfilling – all good stuff to get gone!
