To look at this question from the side of a person facing the challenge of having to tell the truth to someone about their behavoir, choices, or other factors but you'd rather not do so, is the proactive side of exercising your character and strength of being.
It takes a lot of inner heart rendinging with honest and open contemplation within your Heart of Hearts to deal with this type of issue being on your plate, so to speak, doesn't it?
We can resent being in this postion, too, if we are brually honest with ourself about it. But wisdom calls for this brutal truth telling to be weiled by a gentle sword cutting to the bottom line right through all the enturbulaitng emotions likely at play. We'll look closely at all of this.
Yet, this is a two sided coin to flip, if we are being whole and honest in our approach. The other side is from the supposedly offending side whereby the question looks more like this: When Your Point of View Has the Power to Harm Others, but you Refuse to See it...Now What?
Sometimes we pretend it is only about our little world, wants, likes, dislikes, etc. but often this is a lie we tell ourselves so we are not burderned with our interactive relationships with others from a higher arc of consciousness rooted in our very existence at Spirit or Cause.
We all play a part in the wholism of life and how it is playing out. Some things we do, inject an influence far grander and exponential than we may want ot admit. Who wants to face what they don't want to face/admit?
Who doesn't face these challenges. Let's talk about it from both sides.
Join us, Sharon Quinn and Will Gable
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