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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." | "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." | ||
<ref>[[Living The Way of Knowledge]], Chapter 7</ref> | <ref>[[Living The Way of Knowledge]], Chapter 7</ref> |
Revision as of 14:12, 1 July 2016
"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]
References
- ↑ Living The Way of Knowledge, Chapter 7
See also
Greater Community Spirituality, Chap. 14: "What Must Be Avoided?"