토론:관계

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"Relationship is when two or more people come together to fulfill an inner and an outer need."[1]

신과의 관계

"If you cannot engage with God, how are you going to really engage with anyone else? If you cannot experience affinity with the Power and the Presence of God, how are you going to experience affinity with anyone else? You may become intoxicated, falling in love temporarily with someone. You may be delighted with another’s presence, but will you be able to experience true affinity with them? If you do not trust God, how will you trust anyone else?"[2]

“What is God, what is the return to God, but the return to relationship? Some people wish to return to God and commit themselves to God, but they cannot be with anybody. And so they are trying to be with everything, but they do not know how to be with any one thing.”[3]

앎과의 관계

"Knowledge is your primary relationship because it is your connection to God."[4]

Knowledge is the foundation for your ability to be in relationship with anyone or anything. Without Knowledge, people are in relationship only to gain advantage. They use others and they use life to gain advantage or to provide protection. They barter with their affections. They negotiate with their feelings. Here relationship is a form of commerce rather than a form of union. Prices are paid. Services are rendered. Can this be the real meaning of relationship?” [5]

“Your Knowledge cannot emerge within you alone. It must emerge in the context of relationship. It is absolutely hopeless for you alone to find out why you are here. You may have some wonderful definitions, but you are still a slave of your mind.” [6]

교사들과의 관계

"Your Teachers know about everything you want—all your preferences, everything. You don’t need to say, “I want to find my husband or wife.” They know this already. Perhaps you need to say it to convince yourself that you are finally willing to do something about it or that you want something else. Here you may be enlisting yourself into active duty, but the Teachers know already."[7]

앎길에서 교사들과의 관계

"Learning from a teacher involves several things. It involves receiving, evaluation and application. It also involves supporting that individual, which is your form of giving to them. Particularly in The Way of Knowledge, real teachers of Knowledge rely upon this, for they are giving their life to this service and they are worthy of generous support. Do not bargain with your support, but give what you know you have to give. Then there will be no inequality and no uncertainty in the relationship."[8]

세상과의 관계

"The world represents a relationship in which your purpose is initiated, fostered and realized. That is why seeking escape from the world or a permanent retreat from the world is counterproductive. The very tribulations in the world that you find so difficult and so unpleasant are the very things that will call out of you the greatness that you have come to give."[9]

자신과의 관계

"Much of human engagement is merely an escape from one's self." [10]

“You have a relationship with yourself, which is primarily your relationship with your mind and your body.” [11]

"Underneath everyone’s desperate pursuits, addictions, goals and fears is the desire to be known and recognized.” [12]

관계 재검토

"It is wise for you to review your relationship involvements. Take each person that you have met, with whom you became seriously engaged, and see why you became involved, what attracted you, what happened in your relationship, who got blamed for the errors, how the relationship came to an end, if it has ended, what you thought you learned at that time and what you think you have learned now. This is a very good exercise and you can do this on your own. Though it may call up some painful memories for you, it will give you an overview of your participation in relationships." [13]

관계 시작하기

“Choose your engagements carefully, enter into them slowly and allow your Knowledge, as opposed to your ambition, to guide your actions. You lose nothing by moving slowly; you risk everything by moving quickly. If you cannot allow yourself to move slowly, you have good cause to distrust your motives already.”[14]

"Here it is important to realize that you cannot change or improve another person. You cannot take someone who appears charming and talented, but who cannot seem to function very well, and turn them into a functioning person. Young women make this mistake all the time, particularly, thinking they are going to rehabilitate the young man. 'Oh, with her guidance, this young man will become productive and responsible and effective.' Do not make this mistake. It is an immense waste of your time. You cannot change or improve another person. That is what they must do for themselves." [15]

관계에서의 목적

"Your purpose is to discover your Knowledge, follow Knowledge and let Knowledge shape and redirect your life. Your Calling is what Knowledge asks you specifically to do once you are ready to move in a specific direction. It is here that your relationships must become connected to your Calling, and not just to your Purpose. In essence all relationships can serve your Purpose if understood correctly. But only a few are connected to your real Calling. If the New Message from God is your calling then all your core relationships will need to be connected to that." [16]

“You see, if your life is about contribution, you do not have a problem finding people to be with you. Your problem now is choosing the right people to be with. You do not have to worry about a good career. Your problem is choosing the right career. Life bends itself to you who give, so thirsty for giving is life here. If the Presence is with you, people will come to you like magnetism.” [17]

“The great lives, what did they accumulate here? Only one thing and that is relationship. When they left, whether they were penniless or rich, what did they take Home with them? They took relationship.” [17]

관계에서의 평화

"Look at the relationships of a pacified person, who says, “Well, we’re together as long as it feels good, as long as it’s okay, and if we’re not together, it’s okay, and whatever we do is okay.” But it’s not okay. And they know it’s not okay, but their natural knowing has been removed from their awareness. As a result, they say, 'I will not feel those things. They disrupt my happiness, my peace, my equanimity.' And yet there is no peace or equanimity because there is no integrity, and because there is no integrity, there is no real relationship."[18]

비유

"The emphasis here is for you to reach that vantage point where you can see your relationship with God and with yourself clearly while you are in the world. It is from this vantage point that you will be able to see the relationship of all things. Like climbing a great mountain, you must reach a certain position where the relationship of that mountain to everything around it becomes self-evident." [19]

각주

  1. Relationships & Higher Purpose, Chapter 12: Relationships
  2. God’s Power & Presence in the World (April 23, 2011)
  3. Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume I, Chapter 5: Marriage
  4. Ending Separation (March 3, 2011)
  5. The Meaning of Christmas (December 23, 1994)
  6. Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume I, Chapter 13: Spiritual Community
  7. Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume II, Chapter 13: Religion as Mystery
  8. Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume II, Chapter 20: Learning from Others
  9. Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume II, Chapter 6: Discernment
  10. Harmful Influences (May 13, 2011)
  11. Relationships & Higher Purpose, Chapter 2: Your Relationship with Yourself
  12. A Deeper Recognition in Relationships (September 11, 2008)
  13. Relationships & Higher Purpose, Chapter 12 : Establishing Relationships
  14. Relationships & Higher Purpose, Chapter 3: Your Relationship with Others
  15. The New Message for Young People (Aug 18, 2008)
  16. Marshall Vian Summers, School Campfire Chat, June 30, 2012
  17. 17.0 17.1 Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume I, Chapter 15: Giving I
  18. Effects of the Pacification Program (February 23, 2000)
  19. Relationships and Higher Purpose, Chapter 1: Your Most Primary Relationship