With less extreme events, however, many similar events seemed to be required before a belief could be formed. (For more details, please see two earlier posts: and ) In some cases of extreme trauma, such as sexual abuse or seeing someone killed, a belief could be formed from a single event. When I first created the LBP 29 years ago, it seemed to me that our basic self-esteem-type beliefs were formed in childhood as a result of many interactions with parents. What I initially thought about how beliefs are formed That’s what happened to me with the Lefkoe Belief Process (LBP). It wasn’t wrong, but your new realization provides a much more accurate understanding. It’s interesting how it’s possible to think you really understand something and then at some later point realize that your understanding was incomplete.
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