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"Verication ... is a process of reviewing decisions and conclusions with Knowledge." | "Verication ... is a process of reviewing decisions and conclusions with Knowledge." | ||
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"Make sure [when a change is indicated in the Pillars] that the change is really needed. Ask yourself and listen. Ask others to verify this for you, those whom you trust. Take your decision to them and say, "I think I need to do this. What do you think?" Give them the opportunity to respond. If their verification is good, they will go beyond their personal opinions and resonate from a place of Knowledge. You will be fortunate if you have such a friend or ally." | "Make sure [when a change is indicated in the Pillars] that the change is really needed. Ask yourself and listen. Ask others to verify this for you, those whom you trust. Take your decision to them and say, "I think I need to do this. What do you think?" Give them the opportunity to respond. If their verification is good, they will go beyond their personal opinions and resonate from a place of Knowledge. You will be fortunate if you have such a friend or ally." | ||
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Revision as of 20:15, 30 August 2013
Definition
"Verication ... is a process of reviewing decisions and conclusions with Knowledge." [1]
Directives
"In the Greater Community, Verication is essential for success. It both requires and develops relationships of real meaning and value. It requires that you be committed to the people who are committed to you. It requires that you be committed to Knowledge together, that you serve a greater purpose together and that you have a greater enterprise, a greater goal, together.... Those who advance in The Way of Knowledge must be advancing in their maturity and understanding. Yet those who cannot or will not advance are doing so for personal reasons. Be aware and be careful with them." [1]
Trusted Allies
"Make sure [when a change is indicated in the Pillars] that the change is really needed. Ask yourself and listen. Ask others to verify this for you, those whom you trust. Take your decision to them and say, "I think I need to do this. What do you think?" Give them the opportunity to respond. If their verification is good, they will go beyond their personal opinions and resonate from a place of Knowledge. You will be fortunate if you have such a friend or ally." [2]
Metaphors
"As a master musician needs to associate with other master musicians, you must seek to associate with those who are advanced in Knowledge, for they can vericate for you." [1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Greater Community Spirituality, Chapter 10
- ↑ Steps to Knowledge Continuation Training, Step 77