An Introduction To Self Realization Actualization

By Kelly Wood


The artist Vincent Van Gogh once said that the hardest thing to do other than paint yourself is to know yourself. Given his troubled background this is a fair reflection. However equally he managed to produce some great art. While nobody would wish people to suffer in order to produce art through Self Realization Actualization it is possible to tap into that inner artist or whatever you want to be.

Ambitions do not necessarily have to be restricted to the economic. While a lot of people go through this process in order to achieve business goals in their career in the short and long term this may not necessarily be the only area in your life that you can improve during this process. Ultimately it is about progressing in a number of areas in your life.

Self Realization Actualization is about learning about who you are and how that self knowledge can be used to overcome difficulties. A lot of the time these difficulties are not as bad as you may think in your mind. Part of dealing with this is learning how to recognize reality rather than the perception in your head exaggerating the negative aspects of that reality while failing to focus on a potential positive outcome.

One thing that blocks is this progress is what is known as a fundamental lie. In some respects this is the opposite of self realization because it is about denying the truth to yourself. It is a lie that people subconsciously believe and may not necessarily be aware of. For example someone who is told from a young age that they cannot sing may be put off singing and so may always be afraid of performing in public, even if they really wanted to.

Self realization actualization is about recognizing the flaws in ourselves and addressing them. A lot of the time these fundamental lies might be the things that stop a person applying for a job, asking someone on a date or taking up a sport. In their mind the person thinks they cannot do it and so they do not try.

However this process is not about blaming parents, personal circumstances or any other outside agents. It is about confronting this within yourself. Once you are aware of yourself and how you react you can begin to confront this and develop more as a person.

Once you do this it then becomes easier to set yourself goals as you overcome the obstacles you create in your own head. As you develop you can then become more open to new experiences and perceptions. This is all about going on a path and developing your personality and how you deal with obstacles in life.

There are a number of coaches and courses that offer Self Realization Actualization. It is worth looking online for reviews and feedback from people who have used these services before as this will make it easier to narrow down the options. This will help you to find the best people to guide you and help you achieve your goals.




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