"토론:혼란"의 두 판 사이의 차이
(새 문서: "Does it not take more effort and energy to maintain confusion and ambivalence than it does to dedicate yourself to something?" ==혼란의 원천들== "People will be confused as to who to listen to. They will be confused by the Voice of the Revelation. For there are many voices speaking to humanity at this time—voices from the Greater Community, voices from the Intervention, voices in your own mind, voices that haunt you, voices that delight you.But there is only one Voice...) |
Ilhun Chung (토론 | 기여) 잔글 (→혼란속에 숨기) |
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reached a point of no return where you cannot go back."<ref> [[Wisdom from The Greater Community]] Volume 2, Chapter 16</ref> | reached a point of no return where you cannot go back."<ref> [[Wisdom from The Greater Community]] Volume 2, Chapter 16</ref> | ||
== | ==혼란에 직면해서의 앎== | ||
"When you think of work, think of what you must do to maintain financial stability, to maintain | "When you think of work, think of what you must do to maintain financial stability, to maintain | ||
your primary relationships which require time and effort, to maintain adequate health so that your body | your primary relationships which require time and effort, to maintain adequate health so that your body | ||
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vitality and direction." <ref>Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume 2, Chapter 31</ref> | vitality and direction." <ref>Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume 2, Chapter 31</ref> | ||
== | ==혼란 속에 숨기== | ||
"Some people are greatly invested in confusion so that they won’t have to commit themselves to anything. To them, [[commitment]] is pain and confusion is a kind of relief even though it produces no value. Here the emphasis needs to move away from survival to achievement, which is a revolution that takes place within the mind." <ref>Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume 2, Chapter 3 </ref> | "Some people are greatly invested in confusion so that they won’t have to commit themselves to anything. To them, [[commitment]] is pain and confusion is a kind of relief even though it produces no value. Here the emphasis needs to move away from survival to achievement, which is a revolution that takes place within the mind." <ref>Wisdom from The Greater Community Volume 2, Chapter 3 </ref> | ||
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2023년 8월 16일 (수) 06:49 기준 최신판
"Does it not take more effort and energy to maintain confusion and ambivalence than it does to dedicate yourself to something?"
혼란의 원천들
"People will be confused as to who to listen to. They will be confused by the Voice of the Revelation. For there are many voices speaking to humanity at this time—voices from the Greater Community, voices from the Intervention, voices in your own mind, voices that haunt you, voices that delight you.But there is only one Voice of the Revelation, and We are that one Voice." [1]
변하는 세상에서의 혼란
"Passing through these great thresholds engenders a great deal of change. Change is a process of giving something up and acquiring something new. It has stages. Change begins with the recognition of a need and is then followed by a recognition that change must occur both in your inner and outer life. Then there is undergoing the change itself, which leaves you in a state of unknowing and confusion because you are entering into a new arena, and you don’t know what you are doing, why you are doing it, where you are, and so forth. Next, there is abiding with the change without certainty of the result. Then, there is the confirmation of the change once the change has truly been made and you have reached a point of no return where you cannot go back."[2]
혼란에 직면해서의 앎
"When you think of work, think of what you must do to maintain financial stability, to maintain your primary relationships which require time and effort, to maintain adequate health so that your body can serve you and to further your spiritual growth. All of these require work. They require effort, direction and determination. This does not leave a lot of time for confusion or ambivalence or wandering around aimlessly. Now you do not have time for things that only frustrate and confuse you because you have a greater set of needs, and these provide definition for you and give your life direction." [3]
"When you concentrate your mind, you become free of the many little preoccupations that require great amounts of energy but provide little value. You become free of the distractions of the world because you do not have time for them, and you do not choose to devote your energy to them. You become free of your own confusion and ambivalence because you don’t have time for these either. You become free of disabling relationships because you recognize they will take you nowhere and will rob you of your vitality and direction." [4]
혼란 속에 숨기
"Some people are greatly invested in confusion so that they won’t have to commit themselves to anything. To them, commitment is pain and confusion is a kind of relief even though it produces no value. Here the emphasis needs to move away from survival to achievement, which is a revolution that takes place within the mind." [5]