Express your opinion on the following: " What you don't know can't hurt you " . Use relevant arguments and examples to support your ideas. va rog din tot sufletul. nu am nici o inspiratie. dau coroana, va rog
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If people talk bad about you and you don't know that can't hurt you
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Imi trebuie ca o argumentare.
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What you don't know can't hurt you?
So far we have talked about objective reality, absolute truth, focusing on the outside and the inside. In all this context, I would like you to reflect for a few moments on the statement in the title above.
In our pursuit of absolute truth (that is, the truth we accept in our value system), we forget that in our daily lives we have access only to a fluid truth. My truth is often different from yours. We forget that each person has established his own truth and his own model of reality. Sometimes they coincide with ours, sometimes not. But the biggest mistake on this subject is to consider that your truth is the correct and universally valid one. Even if you do not agree with the other, accept the fact that he has a different perspective and use this in communicating with him / her.
Especially in couple relationships, it often happens that we project our models of truth and reality onto our partner. "If I do that, why don't you do the same?" So many tensions can be avoided by consciously communicating one's own patterns. But people have big problems accepting the models of others. And in this case, the following question seems brilliant to me:
"What do you want from life? Do you want to be happy or right? ”
Justice is the work of the ego for survival. Not being right is the equivalent of an "ego-killing." The greatest fear of the ego is its "death", in a symbolic sense of course. And happiness has nothing to do with the ego, it comes from within, from our spiritual side.
We have established so far that accessible reality is an objective reality transformed and adapted by mental processes, largely automatic..
So far we have talked about objective reality, absolute truth, focusing on the outside and the inside. In all this context, I would like you to reflect for a few moments on the statement in the title above.
In our pursuit of absolute truth (that is, the truth we accept in our value system), we forget that in our daily lives we have access only to a fluid truth. My truth is often different from yours. We forget that each person has established his own truth and his own model of reality. Sometimes they coincide with ours, sometimes not. But the biggest mistake on this subject is to consider that your truth is the correct and universally valid one. Even if you do not agree with the other, accept the fact that he has a different perspective and use this in communicating with him / her.
Especially in couple relationships, it often happens that we project our models of truth and reality onto our partner. "If I do that, why don't you do the same?" So many tensions can be avoided by consciously communicating one's own patterns. But people have big problems accepting the models of others. And in this case, the following question seems brilliant to me:
"What do you want from life? Do you want to be happy or right? ”
Justice is the work of the ego for survival. Not being right is the equivalent of an "ego-killing." The greatest fear of the ego is its "death", in a symbolic sense of course. And happiness has nothing to do with the ego, it comes from within, from our spiritual side.
We have established so far that accessible reality is an objective reality transformed and adapted by mental processes, largely automatic..
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