The four truths

The four truths

When conflict arises, there are always at least four truths worthy of consideration, maybe more.

There's the truth of how you experienced the conflict and how it made you feel.

Then, there's the truth of how the other person experienced the conflict and how it made them feel.

Rejecting their truth would be akin to them rejecting yours, so never do that.

Next, there's the truth of the underlying lessons that could only be learned because of the conflict.

These are found just beyond your mourning zone, whenever you're ready to look at them.

And finally, there's the larger truth that everything unfolded perfectly and on divine time.

But you probably won’t realize this truth until many years from now.

Other truths should be considered only if they help you move deeper into your power as the hero of your story.

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