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Well done You Tube! Now that I can upload the full Hypnosis for positive thinking relaxation and self esteem session there is no longer any need to play the part 1 and 2 session. This is the full session 15 minutes. Visit www.thereisaway.org for more information. This free hypnosis video session includes binaural beats and hypnotic relaxation technology. For optimum effect use headphones. Consult your medical practitioner or mental health specialist before listening. Do not use while driving a vehicle or operating machinery. People with epilepsy or mental health challenges do not use this meditation without medical approval.

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Answer by Epix
teens have lower self esteem because they are not mature enough to understand that other people’s thoughts of them are preventing them to live their life. As adults you won’t always have higher self esteem but you can always improve your self esteem and have better selfesteem when your older by living your life and not caring of what others say because people tend to be ignorant.

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Well done You Tube for removing the 10 minutes ban. You can now listen to the hypnosis and EFT session for low self esteem and low self confidence. This meditation deals with programs and memories causing low self-esteem and feelings of inadequacy. It will help you realise that everyone here on earth is equally worthy of love and respect. Simply listen to the audio and answer the questions the best you can. We will guide you through a powerful combined session of EFT and Ho’oponopono to help you erase the false memories and programs from your consciousness. This audio includes binaural technology. Please check with your health professional before listening. For best results use headphones.

Question by : When people criticise others excessively people always say it’s low self esteem, is that true?
It seems to me that this person who criticises me a lot doesn’t have low self esteem at all. In fact he told me that he’s never ever suffered bad thoughts about himself.

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Answer by DB
no its not true. some people do it for the hell of it just to have someone to pick on

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Dr. William Winter, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, talks about low self-esteem issues in children and teenagers. What causes low self-esteem to develop. Why children feel the way they do when they face this issue. What can trigger these feelings and what can be done to resolve it. What steps can be taken to avoid these emotional feelings and other identifying factors that may help children and teenagers and their parents in dealing with these negative thoughts. How this can alter behavior in the future and create other problems and possible treatment.
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Question by : What to do if one has high and low self-esteem at the same time?
My self esteem is really ambivalent and it is damaging my life in so many ways. For example, my low self esteem takes away motivation because i dont think i even have a chance in life so i just give up. if that does not bring me down the high self esteem kicks in and destroys my motivation in life because i am so self-sufficient i dont even need to try. and vice versa. how can these things even co-exist in one person? how common is this?

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Answer by Naguru
Neutralize. Make it to suit your own convenience and comforts.

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Question by : What does it mean when someone has low self-esteem?
I really don’t know what having a low or high self esteem means I would to know what each means but my interest is at the low part at the moment. So what does it mean when someone has low self esteem?

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Answer by Helios
It means they were mistreated as children – their parents actively beat, abandoned or starved them – or their parents abused them verbally – called them names. Mostly however, this abuse was “minor” enough so that it went unrecognized as a police problem. A typical abuse would be the parent letting the child know that they had no time for the child – “take it down the road”….

Unfortunately the person having this experience emerges from childhood with anger, confusion, depression – and no idea why they feel this. They want recognition, but they know they don’t deserve it. They’re no good – the parents told them that. “You’ll never amount to anything…”

So that’s low self esteem – it’s identity – this is how they identify themselves – as being “lesser than” – they’re always “lesser than” their friends – they’re not worth bothering with.

This person can drive you nuts with depression and narcissism – endless problems. And you can’t love them enough to ever get them out of their hole. The only thing they can do is take their problems to a psychologist and deal with them.

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Question by : Is all the negative behaviour in the world a result of low self esteem?
I gave this some thought and I don’t see why it couldn’t have some truth. People with low self esteem will go to great lengths to boast it or keep it at a higher level. Sigmund Freud once state all human desires are driven either by lust, or the state of being Great. I think that’s true too. People with high or abnormal self esteem don’t do sh*t, usually, that people with no self esteem do.

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Answer by Jhdfhkg Fsdsd
No. A lot of negative behavior is the result of stupidly high self-esteem. Narcissists are the most dangerous.

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Watch full episode 157 of Keiser Report on Tuesday. This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, report on how to improve your self esteem with mountains of debt. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Demetri Kofinas in Athens about the global insurrection against banker occupation happening in Syntagma Square and the role of credit default swaps and mountains of debt in making that occupation possible in the first place. KR on FB: www.facebook.com/KeiserReport
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