Core Beliefs-Still Cutting Off the End Of the Ham?

 Generational Core Beliefs

A Story- Are You Still Cutting Off The End of The Ham?

A newly married young woman, while preparing an Easter dinner for her husband, cut off the end of the ham before putting it in the pan to roast, just like her Mother had done before her. One afternoon while her Mother was visiting, her daughter asked her why she had always cut the end off the ham. The Mother replied that it was what her Mother had always done. Mother and daughter decided to pay a visit to Grandma to find the answer to their question.


So the following Sunday, while visiting Grandma, they asked her why she had always cut the end off the ham before putting it in the roasting pan. She replied, "I only had a small pan and it was usually too small for the size of the ham!" This story beautifully illustrates what can happen when we blindly follow tradition without asking the appropriate questions.

To follow without questioning the traditional ways of our parents and grandparents, is like unnecessarily cutting off the end of the ham.


There are other beliefs we blindly follow such as:

• I can't trust anyone but family.
•  I am selfish to ask for a better situation.
•  I am poor and there is never enough mone.y
•  I get sick every flu season.
•  I am stuck in this job, relationship or situation

You may want to dump your box of beliefs out onto the floor, sort them out and throw away those beliefs that are keeping you from your joy, happiness and success.

Related Information

Why Your Brain Seeks or Blocks Opportunity- A Practical Branch of LOA ( Law of Attraction )
Law of Attraction www.Abraham.Hicks.com