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The three major motivation problems to overcome in the Buddhist tradition are greed, anger and delusion. If these constitute much of your motivation then your perceptions, beliefs and actions can be twisted. This may be a helpful model to help with understanding ourselves better as well as the motivation of others around us. | The three major motivation problems to overcome in the Buddhist tradition are greed, anger and delusion. If these constitute much of your motivation then your perceptions, beliefs and actions can be twisted. This may be a helpful model to help with understanding ourselves better as well as the motivation of others around us. | ||
==Critical Thinking== | |||
[[Critical Thinking]] is the process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating information to reach an answer or conclusion, based on accurate assessment of conditions, context and proper [[Discernment]]. | |||
In developing greater skills of accurate assessment of the conditions to which we are exposed, we will need to integrate the mental body's critical thinking skills with our heart's intelligence, such as developing our intuitive feelings, and [[Higher Sensory Perception]] to have higher degree of personal clarity. | |||
==Personal Integrity== | ==Personal Integrity== | ||
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[[Virtues]] | [[Virtues]] | ||
[[Overcoming Fear]] | |||
[[Category: Ascension]][[Category: Newsletter]] | [[Category: Ascension]][[Category: Newsletter]] | ||