The generic scenario sounds creepy, right? I admit, for me it was initially like this. It brings to mind something mystical and esoteric. And yet, this is a phenomenon that takes place. So, the generic script is a program embedded in us by our family. I think everyone has noticed that every family has its own mentality, its own special set of habits that unites this particular family. This is something that has been going on for centuries and is right on the surface, but there is also a much deeper meaning. When we behave in a certain way, think in a certain way, make decisions based on beliefs absorbed with mother's milk. These beliefs can be positive and negative, they can hinder or they can help. I’ll give you the most striking example of how this can work. Let me remind you that by first education I am a historian-archivist, so a little history) Let’s fast forward mentally to the beginning of the 20th century. A family of wealthy peasants lives there. Remember when they were called kulaks? Separate class. And then the Bolsheviks come to power and the process begins, which we know as dispossession. The family is experiencing severe stress and acute emotional shock. What do you think they take away from this situation?🔹Being wealthy is bad.🔹Standing out is bad.🔹Having money is bad.And much more. It is a set of beliefs that they pass on to their descendants. And in the present 21st century, a person is frantically looking for an opportunity to get to a new level of life, but something is stopping him. It seems that this is karma, you want to start looking for answers in the other world, start blaming everyone in the world for your failures. But no, it’s enough to understand this topic well and find in yourself those beliefs that force you to live in a certain way. And work through them. Of course, these beliefs are not only about money. There are many of them, they can affect a variety of areas, from the financial sphere mentioned above to the inability to start a family. You can cope with all this on your own, and I recommend doing it. Try to think about what beliefs are an integral part of your life? Analyze whether they help you or hinder you? If they interfere, then do a “reality check”: how realistic are they? What positive beliefs could replace them? And every time you fall into this trap again, check yourself, replace this belief. Of course, when working with a specialist, it will be much easier to achieve results, because there are always blind spots in our psyche. Therefore, if you want to solve this issue, then sign up for a consultation) More interesting things in my VK group Consulting psychologist Veronika Glebova.