To Contents. Willing Behavior. Willing Behavior is Reasonable Behavior based upon fundamental awareness. The stimulus of Willing Behavior is the same sequence that produces error behavior, except that awareness leads to connecting to the point, not disconnecting, to include possibilities, not exclude possibilities, etc. Willing Behavior tries to avoid mistakes, and the same way the erring mind develops falsity, truth is developed for the Willing Mind.

 
Willing Behavior
Stimulus Cause Effect = Willing Behavior
One is aware. Knows of stimulus Connect:
Connects to the point.
Awareness is consciousness. Knows behavior is stimulated. Include:
Includes possibilities.
Consciousness enables perception. Knows certain behavior. Minds:
Finds value.
Perception enables observation. Knows behavior matters. Methodical:
Perceives use.
Observes certain effects. Knows certain effects. Stable:
Defines factually.
Effects have causes. Knows certain causes. Focused:
Decides wisely.
Aware of cause and effect. Knows cause and effect. Relevant:
Accepts sense.
Learns from awareness . Knows of choice. Rational:
Accepts reality.
Learns from effects. Knows results of choice. Based:
On a foundation.
As error behavior leads to willing behavior, a willing mind benefits from an mindful error behavior.

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