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Self-Sovereignty is inherently a human right given through [[Universal Laws]], expressed through the [[Law of One]]. The teachings of the [[Law of One]] describe the spiritual laws that govern our spiritual evolution for each dimension. It is a single philosophical system of [[World Humanism]], which merges cosmology, science, [[Human Rights]] and spiritualism. | Self-Sovereignty is inherently a human right given through [[Universal Laws]], expressed through the [[Law of One]]. The teachings of the [[Law of One]] describe the spiritual laws that govern our spiritual evolution for each dimension. It is a single philosophical system of [[World Humanism]], which merges cosmology, science, [[Human Rights]] and spiritualism. | ||
==Self-Responsibility== | |||
[[File:Selfresponsibility.png|thumb|Self Responsibility]] | |||
To accept personal sovereignty over one's complete self, also means that person must accept [[Self-Responsibility]]. As you increase your use of free will, you also increase the responsibility for your own actions and reactions. | |||
[[Self-Responsibility]] – Being able to own your own emotional conflicts without blame, guilt or projection upon another person, by making it their fault. Do not assume that you know anything about that person that can be judged for what you cannot see or really know, as you have not walked in their shoes. When feeling upset, restore balance to your heart and aura, by lovingly holding your boundaries without violating others boundaries by expecting them to resolve your conflict. Be willing and open to learn what the “real issue” is, which most of the time not what it appears to be. Going deeper and reflecting on forgiveness of yourself and others, allowing time, neutralizes the conflict. Learning how to become responsible and accepting [[Self-Responsibility]] is a major step of productive [[Negative Ego]] clearing. | |||
==Human Rights== | ==Human Rights== | ||