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==Directives==
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"It is truly dangerous when people think they know and they do not know. This leads to many mistakes and many tragedies as well. Do not think you know. You either know or you do not know, and if you know, your Knowledge is pervasive. If what you know is real, others will resonate with Knowledge with you, and you will not have to persuade them."
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<ref>''Living The Way of Knowledge'', [http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-3/living-way-knowledge/your-relationship-with-your-spiritual-family Chapter 7: Your Relationship with Your Spiritual Family]</ref>
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"Why would God punish you when you were placed in a world where making mistakes was so easy, and the chance of becoming wise was so slim? God understands that without [[Knowledge]] to guide you, the deeper intelligence that God has placed within you and created within you, all you could do would commit errors."
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<ref name="whad">''The New God Experience'': [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-4/the-new-god-experience/what-happens-after-death What Happens After Death]</ref>
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"With Knowledge, it will be ever more difficult for you to make a mistake in discerning relationships."<ref>''Deepening Your Spiritual Practice'': [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-3/deepening-your-spiritual-practice/going-beneath-the-surface-of-the-mind/ Going Beneath the Surface of the Mind]</ref>
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== Directives ==
  
 
"Allow the mistakes of your past to motivate you. They
 
"Allow the mistakes of your past to motivate you. They
 
need not be and should not be a source of self-recrimination. They are
 
need not be and should not be a source of self-recrimination. They are
 
intended now to be understood as the demonstration of your need for
 
intended now to be understood as the demonstration of your need for
Knowledge."
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[[Knowledge]]."
<ref>''[[Steps to Knowledge]]'', Step 280</ref>
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<ref>''Steps to Knowledge'', [http://stepstoknowledge.com/steps/Step280-Review.htm Step 280: Review]</ref>
  
==Excerpts==
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== Inevitable ==
  
"Why would God punish you when you were placed in a world where making mistakes was so easy, and the chance of becoming wise was so slim? God understands that without Knowledge to guide you, the deeper intelligence that God has placed within you and created within you, all you could do would commit errors."
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"You must trust what you know in the situation and yet be open to making a mistake because, you see, there are some mistakes you must make. So, why try to do everything right when there are mistakes that you must make? They are unavoidable. Many mistakes are avoidable because they only repeat the former mistakes that you needed to make. So, do not think all mistakes are for a good purpose. You get one chance to make a dumb mistake. That is for a good purpose. After that, you can repeat it many times, but the repetitions are not necessary.<ref>''Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume One'', Chapter 33: Provoking Change</ref>
<ref name="whad">What Happens After Death, July 11, 2008</ref>
 
  
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== Human Messengers make mistakes ==
  
"People want the Messenger to be a super person - powerful, magnificent, immaculate, utterly pure, well behaved, in accordance with human expectation. But the Messenger is a human being and is always fallible, but it is the Message and the Presence that accompany the Messenger that makes all the difference.
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"People want [[the Messenger]] to be a super person - powerful, magnificent, immaculate, utterly pure, well behaved, in accordance with human expectation. But the Messenger is a human being and is always fallible, but it is the Message and the Presence that accompany the Messenger that makes all the difference.
Jesus made mistakes. Mohammad made mistakes. The Buddha made mistakes. All the great leaders that followed them and all the great teachers in other traditions, thay all made mistakes.
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[[Jesus]] made mistakes. [[Muhammad]] made mistakes. The [[Buddha]] made mistakes. All the great leaders that followed them and all the great teachers in other traditions, thay all made mistakes.
 
To live in separation is to make mistakes.
 
To live in separation is to make mistakes.
To enter the world of Separation means you will make mistakes."
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To enter the world of [[Separation]] means you will make mistakes."
<ref>God's Power and Presence in the World (April 23, 2011)</ref>
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<ref>[http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-1/pure-religion/gods-power-in-you God's Power and Presence in the World (April 23, 2011)]</ref>
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== Redemption ==
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"People make mistakes primarily because they are not looking and they are not listening. They are not getting their cues from Knowledge within themselves, and they are not understanding their environment." <ref>[http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/deepening-your-spiritual-practice Deepening Your Spiritual Practice (November 1, 2008)]</ref>
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"Your life may be filled with errors and mistakes, wrong decisions and poor choices, but you have still come from your [[Ancient Home]] to which you will return. Your worthiness in the sight of [[God]] is unchanged. There is only great effort to repair your errors so that you may experience your True Self so that it may be rendered into the world."
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<ref>[http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-3/steps-knowledge ''Steps to Knowledge''], Step 24: I am worthy of God’s love.</ref>
  
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"Real [[forgiveness]] is a process of transforming something old into something new, something that was useless into something that is useful, something that is meaningless into something that is meaningful. Here your mistakes, instead of being a source of pain and inner discomfort for you, become a means of reaching other people, for everyone has made mistakes, and many people have made the same ones that you have. This becomes a way to reach people. 'I made this mistake. This is what I learned. And this is what I am doing with it now.' What a beautiful teaching this is. How gracious this is and how important it is for the listener and for the communicator as well."
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<ref>''Living The Way of Knowledge'', [http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-3/living-way-knowledge/the-four-pillars-of-life Chapter 2: The Four Pillars of Life]</ref>
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==References==
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<references/>
  
"Real forgiveness is a process of transforming something old into something new, something that was useless into something that is useful, something that is meaningless into something that is meaningful. Here your mistakes, instead of being a source of pain and inner discomfort for you, become a means of reaching other people, for everyone has made mistakes, and many people have made the same ones that you have. This becomes a way to reach people. 'I made this mistake. This is what I learned. And this is what I am doing with it now.' What a beautiful teaching this is. How gracious this is and how important it is for the listener and for the communicator as well."
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== See also ==
<ref>''[[Living The Way of Knowledge]]'' Chapter 2</ref>
 
  
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[[Error]]
  
“Be grateful for all those who seem to err against you, for they will show you what is necessary in your life and they will remind you that Knowledge is your one true purpose, your one true goal and your one true expression. In this all who err against you become your friends, for even in their misery they serve you and will call upon you to serve them.”
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[[Practices to release]]
<ref>''[[Steps to Knowledge]]'', Step 291</ref>
 
  
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[[Sin]]
  
"Your life may be filled with errors and mistakes, wrong decisions and poor choices, but you have still come from your Ancient Home to which you will return. Your worthiness in the sight of God is unchanged. There is only great effort to  repair your errors so that you may experience your True Self so that it may be rendered into the world."
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[[Regret]]
<ref>''[[Steps to Knowledge]]'' Step 24</ref>
 
  
==References==
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[[Pitfalls along the Way]]
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==See also==
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[[category:Practice]]
*[[Pitfalls along the Way]]
 

Latest revision as of 08:02, 25 March 2023

"It is truly dangerous when people think they know and they do not know. This leads to many mistakes and many tragedies as well. Do not think you know. You either know or you do not know, and if you know, your Knowledge is pervasive. If what you know is real, others will resonate with Knowledge with you, and you will not have to persuade them." [1]

"Why would God punish you when you were placed in a world where making mistakes was so easy, and the chance of becoming wise was so slim? God understands that without Knowledge to guide you, the deeper intelligence that God has placed within you and created within you, all you could do would commit errors." [2]

"With Knowledge, it will be ever more difficult for you to make a mistake in discerning relationships."[3]

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Directives

"Allow the mistakes of your past to motivate you. They need not be and should not be a source of self-recrimination. They are intended now to be understood as the demonstration of your need for Knowledge." [4]

Inevitable

"You must trust what you know in the situation and yet be open to making a mistake because, you see, there are some mistakes you must make. So, why try to do everything right when there are mistakes that you must make? They are unavoidable. Many mistakes are avoidable because they only repeat the former mistakes that you needed to make. So, do not think all mistakes are for a good purpose. You get one chance to make a dumb mistake. That is for a good purpose. After that, you can repeat it many times, but the repetitions are not necessary.[5]

Human Messengers make mistakes

"People want the Messenger to be a super person - powerful, magnificent, immaculate, utterly pure, well behaved, in accordance with human expectation. But the Messenger is a human being and is always fallible, but it is the Message and the Presence that accompany the Messenger that makes all the difference. Jesus made mistakes. Muhammad made mistakes. The Buddha made mistakes. All the great leaders that followed them and all the great teachers in other traditions, thay all made mistakes. To live in separation is to make mistakes. To enter the world of Separation means you will make mistakes." [6]

Redemption

"People make mistakes primarily because they are not looking and they are not listening. They are not getting their cues from Knowledge within themselves, and they are not understanding their environment." [7]

"Your life may be filled with errors and mistakes, wrong decisions and poor choices, but you have still come from your Ancient Home to which you will return. Your worthiness in the sight of God is unchanged. There is only great effort to repair your errors so that you may experience your True Self so that it may be rendered into the world." [8]

"Real forgiveness is a process of transforming something old into something new, something that was useless into something that is useful, something that is meaningless into something that is meaningful. Here your mistakes, instead of being a source of pain and inner discomfort for you, become a means of reaching other people, for everyone has made mistakes, and many people have made the same ones that you have. This becomes a way to reach people. 'I made this mistake. This is what I learned. And this is what I am doing with it now.' What a beautiful teaching this is. How gracious this is and how important it is for the listener and for the communicator as well." [9]

References

  1. Living The Way of Knowledge, Chapter 7: Your Relationship with Your Spiritual Family
  2. The New God Experience: What Happens After Death
  3. Deepening Your Spiritual Practice: Going Beneath the Surface of the Mind
  4. Steps to Knowledge, Step 280: Review
  5. Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume One, Chapter 33: Provoking Change
  6. God's Power and Presence in the World (April 23, 2011)
  7. Deepening Your Spiritual Practice (November 1, 2008)
  8. Steps to Knowledge, Step 24: I am worthy of God’s love.
  9. Living The Way of Knowledge, Chapter 2: The Four Pillars of Life

See also

Error

Practices to release

Sin

Regret

Pitfalls along the Way