Related Posts
Lisa, the Trilogy
This is an envisioned story told in a trilogy of sci-fi films, but it doesn’t end on the screen. It’s a tuning fork for another kind of future. Lisa isn’t here to lead, or win, or argue. She’s here to listen— and because of that, the world begins to change. Lisa isn’t human. She isn’t Read the full article…
Five Ethical Values in AURELIS Sessions
These values can help you toward a deeper immersion in AURELIS sessions ― a crucial element of effectiveness. Ethics and effectiveness Generally, these seem two very different domains, even close to irreconcilable. This impression may stem from the fact that ethics is seen chiefly as the do’s and don’ts an individual needs to comply with Read the full article…
Ethics of Control vs. Ethics of Growth
Ethics in practice has long been mainly seen as a tool for control — a way to regulate behavior, enforce order, and prevent chaos. But what if ethics isn’t meant to control? What if, instead of enforcing morality, it would primarily invite growth? <Ethics is the art of guiding Compassion with minimal constraint.> This means Read the full article…