Beliefmapping

Every single human being has a way of seeing the world: a beliefmap. We are all under the influence of beliefmaps. A beliefmap, or worldview, is based around our answers to four fundamental human questions: what is reality? What is the error? What is the answer? And what can we hope for? These four questions can be expressed in the acronym REAL. So every single person has this kind of lens – a beliefmap – that they see the world through. There only are three main families of beliefmap, or worldview. This is because there are only three real logical possibilities about what reality is.

Every single human being has a way of seeing the world: a beliefmap. We are all under the influence of beliefmaps. A beliefmap, or worldview, is based around our answers to four fundamental human questions: what is reality? What is the error? What is the answer? And what can we hope for? These four questions can be expressed in the acronym REAL. So every single person has this kind of lens – a beliefmap – that they see the world through. There only are three main families of beliefmap, or worldview. This is because there are only three real logical possibilities about what reality is.

Every single human being has a way of seeing the world: a beliefmap. We are all under the influence of beliefmaps. A beliefmap, or worldview, is based around our answers to four fundamental human questions: what is reality? What is the error? What is the answer? And what can we hope for? These four questions can be expressed in the acronym REAL. So every single person has this kind of lens – a beliefmap – that they see the world through. There only are three main families of beliefmap, or worldview. This is because there are only three real logical possibilities about what reality is.

Every single human being has a way of seeing the world, we each have a beliefmap. And we all use it and find ourselves under its influence even if were not aware of it. It is based around our answers to four questions: what is reality? What is the error? What is the answer? And what can we hope for? Every single human being has this lens – a beliefmap – that they see the world through. We all use it. We all have it. But we are not always completely aware of it. What is your beliefmap and how does it shape the way that you see the world?

Every single human being has a way of seeing the world, we each have a beliefmap. And we all use it and find ourselves under its influence even if were not aware of it. It is based around our answers to four questions: what is reality? What is the error? What is the answer? And what can we hope for? Every single human being has this lens – a beliefmap – that they see the world through. We all use it. We all have it. But we are not always completely aware of it. What is your beliefmap and how does it shape the way that you see the world?

Every single human being has a way of seeing the world, we each have a beliefmap. And we all use it and find ourselves under its influence even if were not aware of it. It is based around our answers to four questions: what is reality? What is the error? What is the answer? And what can we hope for? Every single human being has this lens – a beliefmap – that they see the world through. We all use it. We all have it. But we are not always completely aware of it. What is your beliefmap and how does it shape the way that you see the world?