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1. Insight. Insight begins with a personal concern that is often limited because of generalization, yet ideal in the spirit of the moment.. The profit gained can be called equitable (fair) when it corresponds to the ideal of the insight. If the ideal is limited, equitability is limited. Then, "fair" might not be fair at all, but gained at another's expense. |
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WILL
1. Insight Miracle Sense: Part of whole. [Generalize] |
WILL 10.  |
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Stimulus | Cause | Effect = Insightful Behavior |
| Have concern. Insight into an ideal. |
Have
means. Connect with ideal. |
Connects:
...to the point. Concern begins, means extend. |
| Choose
extension. Ideal is part of whole. |
Choose method. Behavior enables. |
Includes:
Possibilities. The ideal chooses the method. |
| Find
value. The part that helps. |
Find
verification. Value is specific. |
Minds:
Finds value. Values verify the insight. |
| Perceive
use. How much it helps. |
Perceive
behavior. Specifically helpful. |
Methodical:
Perceives use. Use determines behavior. |
| Define
truth. What is really helped. |
Define meaning. Specific meaning. |
Stable:
Define factually. Define meaningful truth. |
| Decide purpose. Realize what helps. |
Decide importance. Arrange help. |
Focused:
Decides wisely. Purpose decides importance. |
| Accept relationship. Relate to helpfulness. |
Accept
reality. Accept help. |
Relevant:
Accepts sense. Accept real relationships. |
| Conceive
principle. Learn how to help. |
Conceive
solution. Help. |
Rational:
Accepts reality. Principles achieve solutions. |
| Create
structure. Submit to helpfulness. |
Create
equity. Profit from insight. |
Based:
on a foundation. Creating structure creates equity. |
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Last link here is the concern of the next. |
MIND |
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