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"Your discipline here needs to be in learning to discern the way—discerning the lessons that have to be learned, discerning the relationships that you come in contact with, and discerning your own motivations as you proceed." | "Your discipline here needs to be in learning to discern the way—discerning the lessons that have to be learned, discerning the relationships that you come in contact with, and discerning your own motivations as you proceed." | ||
| − | *[http://www.newmessage.org/books/greater-community-spirituality-contents.php '' | + | *[http://www.newmessage.org/books/greater-community-spirituality-contents.php ''Greater Community Spirituality''] pp. 70, 121 |
== Further Study == | == Further Study == | ||
| − | [http://www.newmessage.org/chapters/greater-community-spirituality/chapter7.php ''Greater Community Spirituality'' | + | [http://www.newmessage.org/chapters/greater-community-spirituality/chapter7.php ''Greater Community Spirituality'', chapter 7: How Is Wisdom Achieved in Life?] |
[[category:relationship]] | [[category:relationship]] | ||
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Revision as of 04:22, 21 November 2011
Short Quotes
"Discernment is knowing what something is, as it truly exists at this moment.
"Your discipline here needs to be in learning to discern the way—discerning the lessons that have to be learned, discerning the relationships that you come in contact with, and discerning your own motivations as you proceed."
- Greater Community Spirituality pp. 70, 121
Further Study
Greater Community Spirituality, chapter 7: How Is Wisdom Achieved in Life?