"토론:의사 결정"의 두 판 사이의 차이
잔글 |
잔글 |
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(같은 사용자의 중간 판 5개는 보이지 않습니다) | |||
10번째 줄: | 10번째 줄: | ||
::By relative independence, I mean that you are able to create your own thoughts rather than simply borrowing someone else’s."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제16장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/three-stages-development 문턱]</ref> | ::By relative independence, I mean that you are able to create your own thoughts rather than simply borrowing someone else’s."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제16장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/three-stages-development 문턱]</ref> | ||
"Courage is something that everyone must forge and develop in his or her own experience. This happens through making difficult decisions." <ref name="wgc-19">''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제19장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/courage-face-yourself 용기]</ref> | "Courage is something that everyone must forge and develop in his or her own experience. This happens through making difficult decisions."<ref name="wgc-19">''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제19장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/courage-face-yourself 용기]</ref> | ||
"Wisdom, like courage, must be cultivated by direct engagement with life, by making important decisions and abiding with them, by facing error, by facing pain, by accepting help, and by rearranging your life whenever this becomes necessary. In all cases, it requires giving greater priority to truth over your personal wishes or preferences."<ref name="wgc-19"/> | "Wisdom, like courage, must be cultivated by direct engagement with life, by making important decisions and abiding with them, by facing error, by facing pain, by accepting help, and by rearranging your life whenever this becomes necessary. In all cases, it requires giving greater priority to truth over your personal wishes or preferences."<ref name="wgc-19"/> | ||
25번째 줄: | 25번째 줄: | ||
"To find your calling in life and spiritual purpose, you must learn to prepare. Here you learn to make decisions based upon what you know rather than what you think or want. Here you roll up your sleeves and become involved with life. Here you become basic, honest, simple and straightforward."<ref name="wgc-18"/> | "To find your calling in life and spiritual purpose, you must learn to prepare. Here you learn to make decisions based upon what you know rather than what you think or want. Here you roll up your sleeves and become involved with life. Here you become basic, honest, simple and straightforward."<ref name="wgc-18"/> | ||
"When you come to a moment of important decision, at a juncture or turning point in your life, you will always see that there are two ways to go: There is the way with Knowledge and there is the other way. The other way may show many possibilities, but there are really only two ways to go."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제27장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/what-is-self-doubt 자기의심]</ref> | "When you come to a moment of important decision, at a juncture or turning point in your life, you will always see that there are two ways to go: There is the way with Knowledge and there is the other way. The other way may show many possibilities, but there are really only two ways to go."<ref name="wgc-27">''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제27장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/what-is-self-doubt 자기의심]</ref> | ||
"We are not suggesting that you throw away all of your securities, but we are saying that at the important junctures in your life where you have to make an important decision, you must risk your security to undertake something of a greater magnitude, the outcome of which you will not be able to see at the outset."<ref name="wgc-29"/> | "We are not suggesting that you throw away all of your securities, but we are saying that at the important junctures in your life where you have to make an important decision, you must risk your security to undertake something of a greater magnitude, the outcome of which you will not be able to see at the outset."<ref name="wgc-29"/> | ||
==앎길에 | ==앎길에 들어서서== | ||
"This is a time not to make a great many decisions. This is a time to remain open and maintain a simple life—simple employment and simple involvements. This is the time to stay out of a primary relationship if you are single. This is a time to refrain from changing a primary relationship if you are in one."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제1장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/ambition-personal-true-way 야심]</ref> | "This is a time not to make a great many decisions. This is a time to remain open and maintain a simple life—simple employment and simple involvements. This is the time to stay out of a primary relationship if you are single. This is a time to refrain from changing a primary relationship if you are in one."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제1장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/ambition-personal-true-way 야심]</ref> | ||
35번째 줄: | 35번째 줄: | ||
:Fundamentally, the difference between these two purposes is that one is the desire for greater separation and the other is the desire for union. Sorting all of this out and making decisions to support one over the other represent a great deal of the work in The Way of Knowledge."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제34장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/way-knowledge-beyond-beliefs 앎길을 걷기]</ref> | :Fundamentally, the difference between these two purposes is that one is the desire for greater separation and the other is the desire for union. Sorting all of this out and making decisions to support one over the other represent a great deal of the work in The Way of Knowledge."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제34장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/way-knowledge-beyond-beliefs 앎길을 걷기]</ref> | ||
==앎길을 따라 더 멀리== | |||
"These are called thresholds of learning, where you choose again to go on. And your decision carries you forward. You do not have these experiences every day. You can experience self-doubt every day; you can struggle with yourself every day, but a real threshold of learning does not come every day."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제11장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/spiritual-practice-find-purpose 영적 연습]</ref> | |||
"When you are entering a more conscious state, a state more committed to education and revelation, then you will seek an environment that is more conducive to the experience of awareness and knowing. This is a natural process, and it will become greatly accelerated as you become aware of it and can make conscious decisions in order to enhance your mental environment and to create greater opportunities for insight."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제15장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/concentrated-mind 큰 공동체에 대응]</ref> | |||
"There is so much Mystery in your life! How much bearing does this have on your everyday decisions and experience? A great deal. So, the important distinction to make is: Do not deal with manifestation mysteriously and do not deal with Mystery logically. They require different approaches. When you make everything mysterious, you lose touch with what is obvious and you will live in fantasy about everything. That is both pathetic and dangerous for you and your race."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제13장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/religion-as-mystery 신비로서의 종교]</ref> | |||
"The personal mind will continue to be fretful, doubtful, anxious and prone to rash decisions and rash behavior. But increasingly, as a student of Knowledge following in [[The Way of Knowledge]], you will be able to step back from these impulses and anxieties and rest upon that which is much more sure and even within you."<ref name="wgc-27"/> | |||
"As Knowledge becomes stronger within you, your personal mind will have a greater foundation upon which to base itself, and increasingly its self-doubt will disappear. Then you will face a different kind of doubt, a doubt that is a warning sign within you to tell you that something may not be right and may require greater observation or verification of some kind. This is doubt born of Wisdom. This is when you sense something is not quite right or that the decision that you are about to make may not be the best decision and you feel a restraint inside. This is not self-doubt.This is doubting something on the outside .This is healthy and wise.This is part of your inner guidance system working for you to guide and protect you and to keep you from going astray. The more you are sensitive and responsive to this, the more difficult it will be for you to make a mistake.What a blessing this is."<ref name="wgc-27"/> | |||
"What establishes your connection to Knowledge and your relationship with it is making important decisions at important junctures of life, where you have to choose the truth over all other seeming conveniences and benefits, where you have to give up something that you had been clinging to in order to have freedom and a new opportunity for life. These are the great turning points where Knowledge reveals itself. It reveals itself because it is chosen in the hour of decision. Now it is no longer a hope or an idea or a theoretical possibility. It is now something real within you."<ref name="wgc-27"/> | |||
Knowledge "comes silently. It lives within you. It awaits the moment when you can begin to accept it. It offers itself at moments of great decision."<ref name="wgc-27"/> | |||
==의심스러우면== | |||
"When in doubt, be still and listen, unless action is required. Practice forbearance, for you will find that Knowledge is silent ninety percent of the time, which means that it does not appear to be doing anything. Thus, you must become silent ninety percent of the time, even as you carry out your mundane activities. This takes courage— as much courage as it takes to do a very difficult thing, to follow a very important decision you have made and to face the results of this decision with confidence and determination."<ref name="wgc-19"/> | |||
==심화평가== | |||
"When you are presented with new objects or given opportunities to buy new things, acquire new ideas, meet new people, or participate in new activities, ask yourself, 'What do I really need and what do I really use? What is essential?' Part of this you can answer yourself. Sometimes you must appeal to Knowledge, not simply to tell you the answer because Knowledge does not engage in a lot of conversation, but to demonstrate it. Particularly in very important decisions, the way to go must be demonstrated because an idea is not enough. You must see it, know its value and see that it is totally relevant to your life and to your needs. This comes through demonstration."<ref>''큰 공돛체 지혜 2'', 제2장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/possessions 소유물]</ref> | |||
==각주== | |||
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==추가 학습== | |||
*[https://www.xn--h32b11jwwbvvm.com/%eb%a9%94%ec%8b%9c%ec%a7%80/%ec%a0%9c3%ed%8e%b8/%ec%95%8e%ec%9c%bc%eb%a1%9c-%ea%b0%80%eb%8a%94-%ea%b3%84%eb%8b%a8 앎으로 가는 계단], 제176, 236, 322계단 |
2022년 8월 26일 (금) 02:29 기준 최신판
"We bring the questions of our lives to Knowledge so that it may guide our actions and communicate through us. The decisions we make will shape our lives."
관계에서
"What you decide to do in your relationships will determine the kind of life you will have and the kind of problems you will have to solve. This is so important; it cannot be overlooked. There is so much at stake if you make a wrong decision. And it is difficult to undo something that never should have been done in the first place.Your experience will illustrate this for you."[1]
영적 성장에 있어서
- Independence means
- "that individuals are able to begin to think for themselves. To win this freedom, one must make some very difficult decisions, honor these decisions, trust them and abide by them. These decisions can be difficult because one might have to relinquish some degree of love or financial advantage or social acceptance to do something that is recognized to be correct. One must be willing to make these sacrifices and take these risks in order to gain a greater sense of well-being, inner certainty and correctness about life. It is making these decisions and abiding by them that establishes the ability to think with relative independence.
- By relative independence, I mean that you are able to create your own thoughts rather than simply borrowing someone else’s."[2]
"Courage is something that everyone must forge and develop in his or her own experience. This happens through making difficult decisions."[3]
"Wisdom, like courage, must be cultivated by direct engagement with life, by making important decisions and abiding with them, by facing error, by facing pain, by accepting help, and by rearranging your life whenever this becomes necessary. In all cases, it requires giving greater priority to truth over your personal wishes or preferences."[3]
Self-trust "is forged by making decisions that perhaps seem incompatible with other people’s decisions, or which seem costly in terms of the advantages which you were formerly seeking for yourself. It is forged by being true to what you know without adding any assumptions or conclusions of your own."[4]
Inspiration is "born of Knowledge, realized through genuine decision making and real living, shared through meaningful relationships and passed on through contribution to those who need it everywhere."[5]
"The presence of Spirit is with you, and it is regenerated through your wise decision making and through your selfless activity."[5]
자신의 역할을 완수하기 위해
"This is a time to directly participate, and this will require a special preparation, great companions and a decision on your part to participate in the world’s emergence into the Greater Community, to participate in the unification of human society and to participate in the reclamation of your physical environment in ways that are specific to your nature and deeper inclinations. Here you are not to be only an observer but to be a participant, for you are a participant. If you want to find purpose in life and realize your greater resources and your true inner strength, you must make this decision, fortify this decision and live this decision. It is not up to someone else; it is up to you. You are the one who is reading these words.You are the one who has the power to respond."[4]
"To find your calling in life and spiritual purpose, you must learn to prepare. Here you learn to make decisions based upon what you know rather than what you think or want. Here you roll up your sleeves and become involved with life. Here you become basic, honest, simple and straightforward."[4]
"When you come to a moment of important decision, at a juncture or turning point in your life, you will always see that there are two ways to go: There is the way with Knowledge and there is the other way. The other way may show many possibilities, but there are really only two ways to go."[6]
"We are not suggesting that you throw away all of your securities, but we are saying that at the important junctures in your life where you have to make an important decision, you must risk your security to undertake something of a greater magnitude, the outcome of which you will not be able to see at the outset."[5]
앎길에 들어서서
"This is a time not to make a great many decisions. This is a time to remain open and maintain a simple life—simple employment and simple involvements. This is the time to stay out of a primary relationship if you are single. This is a time to refrain from changing a primary relationship if you are in one."[7]
- "People come to the first gate in The Way of Knowledge wanting more of everything they want. And yet they are moved and feel compelled to seek for something more pervasive, something that is more difficult to define perhaps, something that they yearn for more than they want, something that they need more than they desire. So, at the first gate, you encounter the Teaching and you decide that you are going to try to get something out of it. You want to benefit from it; you want it to do something for you. And of course, you want it to satisfy these two different purposes.
- Fundamentally, the difference between these two purposes is that one is the desire for greater separation and the other is the desire for union. Sorting all of this out and making decisions to support one over the other represent a great deal of the work in The Way of Knowledge."[8]
앎길을 따라 더 멀리
"These are called thresholds of learning, where you choose again to go on. And your decision carries you forward. You do not have these experiences every day. You can experience self-doubt every day; you can struggle with yourself every day, but a real threshold of learning does not come every day."[9]
"When you are entering a more conscious state, a state more committed to education and revelation, then you will seek an environment that is more conducive to the experience of awareness and knowing. This is a natural process, and it will become greatly accelerated as you become aware of it and can make conscious decisions in order to enhance your mental environment and to create greater opportunities for insight."[10]
"There is so much Mystery in your life! How much bearing does this have on your everyday decisions and experience? A great deal. So, the important distinction to make is: Do not deal with manifestation mysteriously and do not deal with Mystery logically. They require different approaches. When you make everything mysterious, you lose touch with what is obvious and you will live in fantasy about everything. That is both pathetic and dangerous for you and your race."[11]
"The personal mind will continue to be fretful, doubtful, anxious and prone to rash decisions and rash behavior. But increasingly, as a student of Knowledge following in The Way of Knowledge, you will be able to step back from these impulses and anxieties and rest upon that which is much more sure and even within you."[6]
"As Knowledge becomes stronger within you, your personal mind will have a greater foundation upon which to base itself, and increasingly its self-doubt will disappear. Then you will face a different kind of doubt, a doubt that is a warning sign within you to tell you that something may not be right and may require greater observation or verification of some kind. This is doubt born of Wisdom. This is when you sense something is not quite right or that the decision that you are about to make may not be the best decision and you feel a restraint inside. This is not self-doubt.This is doubting something on the outside .This is healthy and wise.This is part of your inner guidance system working for you to guide and protect you and to keep you from going astray. The more you are sensitive and responsive to this, the more difficult it will be for you to make a mistake.What a blessing this is."[6]
"What establishes your connection to Knowledge and your relationship with it is making important decisions at important junctures of life, where you have to choose the truth over all other seeming conveniences and benefits, where you have to give up something that you had been clinging to in order to have freedom and a new opportunity for life. These are the great turning points where Knowledge reveals itself. It reveals itself because it is chosen in the hour of decision. Now it is no longer a hope or an idea or a theoretical possibility. It is now something real within you."[6]
Knowledge "comes silently. It lives within you. It awaits the moment when you can begin to accept it. It offers itself at moments of great decision."[6]
의심스러우면
"When in doubt, be still and listen, unless action is required. Practice forbearance, for you will find that Knowledge is silent ninety percent of the time, which means that it does not appear to be doing anything. Thus, you must become silent ninety percent of the time, even as you carry out your mundane activities. This takes courage— as much courage as it takes to do a very difficult thing, to follow a very important decision you have made and to face the results of this decision with confidence and determination."[3]
심화평가
"When you are presented with new objects or given opportunities to buy new things, acquire new ideas, meet new people, or participate in new activities, ask yourself, 'What do I really need and what do I really use? What is essential?' Part of this you can answer yourself. Sometimes you must appeal to Knowledge, not simply to tell you the answer because Knowledge does not engage in a lot of conversation, but to demonstrate it. Particularly in very important decisions, the way to go must be demonstrated because an idea is not enough. You must see it, know its value and see that it is totally relevant to your life and to your needs. This comes through demonstration."[12]
각주
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제6장 : 분별력
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제16장 : 문턱
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제19장 : 용기
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제18장 : 동정심
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제29장 : 영감
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제27장 : 자기의심
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제1장 : 야심
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제34장 : 앎길을 걷기
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제11장 : 영적 연습
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제15장 : 큰 공동체에 대응
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제13장 : 신비로서의 종교
- ↑ 큰 공돛체 지혜 2, 제2장 : 소유물
추가 학습
- 앎으로 가는 계단, 제176, 236, 322계단