Pillar 6 • Integrity: Personal Integrity
The objective of this mini-course is to become completely honest with oneself and take ownership of one's own experiences. The expected results, from doing the readings and exercises, is improved well-being, insights into attacks and disagreements and a freeing of creative energy. Uncover areas that are out of alignment and gain deeper understanding of the consequences of both honesty and dishonesty.
“Honesty is a path that leads to happiness. Becoming honest is an act of self renewal.” - Harry Palmer, author of the Avatar® Materials.
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Excerpt
Personal Responsibility
It seems easier to defend actions than to honestly examine them. We are quicker to attack than to admit. Admissions require courage!
When we summon the courage to take ownership of our experiences, to see them just as they are, to feel them, we will recover the blueprints of our lives. We will face our fears and find the transparent beliefs that create them. Becoming more honest with ourselves means introducing more honesty into the collective consciousness of the world, and this lays a foundation upon which an enlightened planetary civilization can be built.
The result of living honestly is feeling and sharing – compassion and empathy. There is a joy in willingly integrating with the consciousness of others. Attention and creative energies combine with a synergetic result. Networking and new opportunities present themselves. Relationships develop that are rewarding and provide a measure of security that no amount of money, power, or fame can provide. Valid trust arises.