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"God has given you a deeper conscience—not a social conscience, but an intrinsic conscience. That is part of the deeper intelligence We call Knowledge. It is not confused. It is not conflicted. And it is not afraid of the world, for nothing can destroy it. The world can obscure it, overshadow it and take you away from it, but within itself, it is complete." <ref>The Reconciliation (May 2, 2011) </ref> | "God has given you a deeper conscience—not a social conscience, but an intrinsic conscience. That is part of the deeper intelligence We call Knowledge. It is not confused. It is not conflicted. And it is not afraid of the world, for nothing can destroy it. The world can obscure it, overshadow it and take you away from it, but within itself, it is complete." <ref>The Reconciliation (May 2, 2011) </ref> | ||
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| + | "Stillness regenerates conscience." <ref>stated by Marshall Vian Summers (July 16, 2008)</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 16:00, 16 July 2018
"God has given you a deeper conscience—not a social conscience, but an intrinsic conscience. That is part of the deeper intelligence We call Knowledge. It is not confused. It is not conflicted. And it is not afraid of the world, for nothing can destroy it. The world can obscure it, overshadow it and take you away from it, but within itself, it is complete." [1]
"Stillness regenerates conscience." [2]