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To participate effectively in building [[Coherence]] within any kind of system, such as in our personal [[Lightbody]] layers or in the state of [[Group Consciousness]], there must be elements of willingness and [[Unified Cooperation]]. We will hit the block wall of our own making, when we refuse to give up [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s and continue to spar with others in meaningless circular debates in order to defend belief systems. [[Unified | To participate effectively in building [[Coherence]] within any kind of system, such as in our personal [[Lightbody]] layers or in the state of [[Group Consciousness]], there must be elements of willingness and [[Unified Cooperation]]. We will hit the block wall of our own making, when we refuse to give up [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s and continue to spar with others in meaningless circular debates in order to defend belief systems. [[Unified Cooperation]] is recognizing the interdependence between all living things with the desire to engender cooperation between groups of all living systems. In coherent systems, [[Unified Cooperation]] is valued in order to unify the whole in energetically beneficial exchanges for creating healthy holistic systems. Cooperation becomes the natural behavior to align coherent groups synchronistically in a naturally self-organizing system that is arranged upon a core spiritual mission or [[World Humanism|humanitarian philosophy]]. [[Unified Cooperation]] is only successful in environments of honesty, transparency, and heart, where self-interest is sublimated to caring about the larger group interest. In commitment to heart based [[Transparency]] and non-judgment, with the ability to let go of petty differences, group trust can be formed and bonded to be supportive of larger objectives. | ||
This also means that we are willing to cooperate with the necessary effort and experiences we may undergo, even when they are unpleasant, in order to help us to integrate our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual layers. Nothing that happens in our life is an accident. If we do not cooperate with our personal learning process, we stunt our growth and block our progress. In order to progress, we must accept that fear and conflict is a natural part of growth and learning. First, we must learn how to practice [[Unified Cooperation]] with our self, so that we can build inner coherence in our [[Lightbody]]. As we increase personal [[Coherence]], we can develop the inner strength to consistently demonstrate that coherence in groups and relationships. Through [[Unified Cooperation]], the consistent development of the group can better align towards mutual agreement, that helps to build energetic [[Coherence]], congruence and [[Accountability]], within all members of organizations and communities. | This also means that we are willing to cooperate with the necessary effort and experiences we may undergo, even when they are unpleasant, in order to help us to integrate our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual layers. Nothing that happens in our life is an accident. If we do not cooperate with our personal learning process, we stunt our growth and block our progress. In order to progress, we must accept that fear and conflict is a natural part of growth and learning. First, we must learn how to practice [[Unified Cooperation]] with our self, so that we can build inner coherence in our [[Lightbody]]. As we increase personal [[Coherence]], we can develop the inner strength to consistently demonstrate that coherence in groups and relationships. Through [[Unified Cooperation]], the consistent development of the group can better align towards mutual agreement, that helps to build energetic [[Coherence]], congruence and [[Accountability]], within all members of organizations and communities. | ||