About the deck

The deck shows the sentences a person has been living by for years, without noticing they once took them for the truth.

The deck holds 128 metaphorical associative cards: 32 limiting beliefs about yourself, 32 about money, 32 about relationships and 32 about the world.

All four areas are separated by color, so the practitioner can easily pull the beliefs of the area the client’s question calls for and set the rest aside when needed.

A limiting belief almost never feels like a belief; it feels like a fact, like a description of how the world simply is. That is exactly why it cannot be spotted from the inside, and exactly why it shows up so clearly on a card, written in someone else’s words.

The deck works as a diagnostic, deepening, transformational, clarifying and supporting tool in counseling, coaching and psychological transformation games.

Who it is for: psychologists, psychotherapists, art therapists, coaches, trainers, consultants, group and transformation game facilitators, and anyone working on their own personal growth.

What you can do with the “Limiting Beliefs” deck

see which of the four areas holds the most limitations
realize how much these beliefs get in the way of living
understand why what you badly want keeps not happening
see what stops you from acting constructively
realize whose beliefs these actually are and at what age they were taken on
find the belief a person treats as a fact rather than an opinion
notice how a belief governs the choice of job, of partner, of income
see what the belief once protected, and from what exactly
find a wording a person is willing to believe in place of the old one
work a belief through by the method and check the result by the body’s response

Questions to ask the deck

These are the questions the work starts from. Choose one — the one that resonates most strongly — and stay with it, because a single session works one belief through well and no more.