Leonard
contends that most babies who were delivered in rooms with harsh lights,
yanked upside down and spanked, and whose umbilical chords were cut prematurely
and separated from their mothers too quickly, undoubtedly made negative
decisions about life and themselves, as they struggled to take their first
breath. This dominant thought or negative thinking pattern he calls the
personal law or "'personal lie' is the one core belief that we get addicted
to, because we survived on this thought and it runs our life.
Such decisions might include, "Life is a struggle." "The world is a hostile place." "I am not good enough." "I can't make it on my own." The purpose of rediscovering this subconscious pattern we formed at birth, is to breathe it out of our cellular memory, and replace the negative thought with a positive affirmation or "eternal law." Another pattern that Leonard feels is important to heal in this arena, is what he calls the Parental Disapproval Syndrome, where parents unconsciously betray their children's love and trust, by disapproving of them and withholding love to control them. Meanwhile, the French obstetrician
Frederick Le Boyer (author and filmmaker) was developing some new revolutionary
techniques to deliver babies, that were safer and more gentle.
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