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Mindful Error Behavior. Unlike the will, which depends upon instinct, the mind develops the power of decision. Here, the error is compounded into faulty decisions leading to the effect of false proof. The opposite of false proof provides for the Language of Proof developed for the Willing Mind, next. Here, since the effect is false, nothing is proved. |
| Mindful Error Behavior |
| Stimulus | Decision | Cause |
Effect = False proof |
| Generalize One insight is all awareness. |
False relationship Relates effect to wrong cause. |
False cause Credits the wrong behavior. |
Superstitious thinking Sees false relationships. |
| Personalize One's awareness is the only consciousness. |
Pre-conception Rigid ideas limit awareness. |
Wishful thinking Imagines effects. |
Naive thinking Validates pre-conceptions. |
| False evidence Substitutes awareness for perception. |
False construction Misapplies effects. |
False identification Confuses causes. |
Esoteric thinking False constructs. |
| False comparison Misinterprets observations. |
Invalid conjugation Connects to wrong stimulus. |
False context Denies the relationship. |
Reactive thinking Makes invalid connections. |
| Emotional reasoning Considers only effects. |
False credit Credits the wrong stimulus. |
Denial Refuses choice. |
Categorical thinking Gives false credit. |
| Blind acceptance Considers only causes. |
Jump to conclusion Discredits behavior. |
Prejudice Refuses fact of results. |
Emotional thinking Jump to conclusion. |
| The Language of Proof is developed from these false proofs, creating a willing mind. | |
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