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#17B GRATITUDE & FORGIVENESS If my current state is less than desired, I try to focus on what’s right, feel grateful that I am alive, hopeful that my plight will improve, and become determined to make it so. When I'm feeling victimized, I try to make peace with what happened. When appropriate, I offer forgiveness, unload emotional baggage, and perhaps even make some good flow from evil. (Note: Bringing religion into this, those worshiping a loving New Testament God “turn the other cheek” and are lenient and forgiving.) |
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...individual <---> individual |
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the theme is paired with: #17A Bitterness & Vengeance to make Choice #19 in the Choices We Make cards |
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this theme as presented in older version of theme structure: version 1.0 version 2.0 version 3.0 is this theme new to version 4?--NO | |||
click to look at the Project Worldview Cultural Literacy Encyclopedia Related Words, Beliefs, Background articles for the above choice |
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Project Worldview authored discussion, Worldview Watch related issues, songs, etc. |
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Discussion from The Worldview Literacy Book | Songs | ||
Worldwatch Watch issue #41, posted 11/11/2014: Be Grateful: Ceramic Poppies are Blowing in the Wind | |||
Wikipedia articles related to this theme: |
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Forgiveness | Gratitude | Psychological Resilience | |
struggling to put away feeling of grievance | Turning the Other Cheek | Mercy | |
little or no victim mentality | may be battling Grief | The Problem of Evil | |
worldview internal inconsistency related: Strongly valuing this theme and any of the themes in the list below is a contradiction: |
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#4 Spreading Disinformation / Tactical Deception | #16A Culture of Fear |
#18B
Dispassionate |
#25 Evil is Out There |
#33A Servitude / Enslaved | #36A Cynicism | #36B Conspiracies | #39B Blaming / Scapegoating |
#202A Cautious Processing | |||
back to Theme Choices version 5.0 structure
"As you shop in "The Reality Marketplace" avoid
spending your "reality cash" too early, before you have
seen
everything. "
from Coming of Age in the Global Village,
by
Stephen P. Cook, with Donella H. Meadows.