Path and Practice

How to integrate Reality with Divine Love 

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Intellectual & Emotional

Honesty

Telling the truth, being authentic, in good-faith, and sincere

Devotion to Truth


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Personal & Organizational

Integrity

Doing what one says, enacting what one believes, maintaining coherence

Manifesting Beauty


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Spiritual/Evolutionary

Creativity

Solving real-world problems with care and understanding

Revealing Goodness


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I/we practice personal/organizational

honesty, integrity, and creativity 

in/as the pursuit/embodiment of 

truth, beauty, and goodness



Instructions for using this conceptual map as a consciousness expander, sorter, filter, and funnel; taking your own awareness on a journey from the all to the one.

Reality

Try to imagine everything that is, was, or ever will be.  (The scope of this will be limited by your personal development and intellectual awareness.)  Consider the possibility that all of our evolutionary progress in time is just the sequential unfolding of existential/absolute eternity relationships.

Truth, Beauty, Goodness

Now try to identify those things, concepts, and purposes (facts, meanings, and values) which you experience as being the most true, beautiful, and good (within your limited grasp of total reality).

Divine Love

Next, see if you can discern the ultimate goodness of the infinite source and eternal creator which is manifested throughout all of reality, and especially in human experience, as divine love.


Science - Philosophy - Religion - Spirituality

Science explorers and attempts to understand the world of things (energy and matter).

Philosophy explorers and attempts to unify the intellectual realm of meanings and values.

Religion & spirituality seek to find and enter into relationship with the very source of reality.


Meditation Exercise / Enlightenment Practice


The society of truth, beauty, and goodness 

People working together for the collective attainment of supreme meanings and ultimate values.


Definition of Value Concepts