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Why Agree To Disagree Doesn't Work

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    Don't Agree to Disagree!
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    Agree to disagree
    is a common english phrase,
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    though some variation of the concept
    that it is designed to convey
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    exists in nearly
    every culture on the planet.
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    It essentially means that no resolution
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    to a disagreement, debate
    or quarrel will occur,
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    and so continuing it is unnecessary,
    ineffective and pointless.
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    Therefore, it must come to an end,
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    by each party tolerating,
    but not accepting
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    the other's opposing opinion.
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    Essentially, the only way to find alignment
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    is to agree upon dropping the debate
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    and simply consent to disagreeing.
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    Having different opinions on a subject.
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    Many people within society
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    believe that agreeing to disagree
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    is a mature, amicable
    and conscious thing to do.
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    But the truth couldn't be further from it.
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    The first problem with agree to disagree
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    is that it thwarts both personal
    and universal expansion.
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    Let's take an objective look at this
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    from the universe's perspective, shall we?
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    This universe is hoping
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    that bringing people together
    with opposing opinions
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    will cause an expansion
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    relative to thought itself.
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    In other words,
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    this universe would hope
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    that people would continue
    to expand and reinvent
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    their own thoughts,
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    their own opinions and their own beliefs.
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    If two people are committed to truth,
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    but they come to the table
    holding two different perspectives,
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    what takes place in that moment
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    is an opportunity.
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    It's an opportunity for expansion
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    through arriving at a higher truth.
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    Either one person sees
    the other person's perspective
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    and realizes that that is
    actually closer to the truth,
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    and based off of that
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    they change their perspective
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    in ways that often benefit them
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    and also the people around them.
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    Or, because of their mutual commitment
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    to finding the truth,
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    their perspectives become more
    accommodative of each other
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    and they arrive at a higher truth,
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    than either of them held to begin with.
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    A philosopher is the person within society
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    that understands this the very most.
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    And perhaps second to that
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    a scientist must also
    understand this concept
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    in order to do good work.
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    To agree to disagree is to
    consciously declare a stalemate.
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    It is to agree to stuckness
    and lack of resolve
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    both of which directly
    defy progress and growth
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    and movement and expansion.
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    It is just as stuck to say:
    "agree to disagree",
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    as it is to act as if
    you agree with somebody
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    or say that you do,
    when in fact you don't actually.
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    Saying agree to disagree
    is not just a limitation for you,
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    It's an invitation for the universe
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    to turn the heat up
    on that particular issue
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    or point of stuckness.
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    Did you notice this universe
    has no patience for stuckness?
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    It escalates things.
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    Because it wants alignment,
    it wants expansion.
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    This means that if you
    declare or commit to a stalemate,
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    it's very short term.
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    The universe is going to
    turn the heat up on you.
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    There will come a point
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    where in the short term
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    this agreed to disagree might work,
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    but in the long term,
    there will be a crisis situation.
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    A situation that arises
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    that brings that point of contention
    to the surface again
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    in such an extreme way,
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    that there's no possible way
    to declare that stalemate.
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    Basically, it's going to cause a situation
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    to come to head where
    the situation at hand
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    does not allow for the toleration
    of each other's opposed perspectives.
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    The second problem
    with agreed to disagree
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    is just how impossible
    it actually is in many scenarios.
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    It's impossible once
    there's a conflict of interests.
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    It is not possible when it comes
    to topics that result in conflict,
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    which really matter.
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    Now some differences
    do not cause conflict,
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    these are little things.
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    Others do cause conflict.
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    These are big things.
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    They occur when two people's
    thoughts opinions beliefs or perspectives
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    are incompatible.
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    On top of this, like we said before...
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    While agree to disagree may be
    something you can do in the short term,
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    it's definitely not something you're
    going to be able to do in the long term,
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    because the universe is going to
    turn the heat up on it.
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    It will bring you to a scenario
    where you can't agree to disagree.
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    For example:
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    Let's say that somebody said:
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    "You know what?
    I think the best thing to do
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    would be to plow a road
    through your property."
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    And your opinion was:
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    "There is no way that
    that's the best thing to do.
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    That's the worst thing to do".
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    If you say agree to disagree,
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    you're going to wake up in the morning
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    to a road plowed straight
    through your property.
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    Opinions lead to choices
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    and they lead to actions.
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    People who believe that
    agree to disagree is possible,
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    seem to somehow think
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    that perspectives and beliefs and thoughts
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    don't lead to subsequent
    choices and actions.
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    Or that if they do...
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    those choices and actions
    are somehow not going to
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    negatively impact them.
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    That's just not the case.
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    The reality is that if opinions
    or perspectives are opposed,
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    then choices and actions
    will also be opposed.
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    And yes, that often affects other people.
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    This is why agree to disagree
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    really depends upon
    the variable of safety.
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    For example:
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    Let's say that one set of parents
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    believes 100% in vaccines
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    and the other set of parents
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    believes that they're the worst thing
    that could ever happen to someone.
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    These two sets of parents
    can only agree to disagree,
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    until there is a mandate or a law
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    that is up for passing
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    to make them required,
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    without exceptions.
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    The reason is that
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    if the parents who believe that
    all children must be vaccinated
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    believe that unvaccinated
    children are a health risk,
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    they may vote to take away
    body sovereignty as a human right.
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    There's no longer a way
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    for either set of parents to avoid
    or maintain the amicability
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    of this agreed upon stalemate
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    because they have now found
    themselves in a zero-sum game
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    with their safety on the line.
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    Another example...
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    When it comes to the universe
    bringing things to a head is:
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    In some families
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    it's pretty easy to say agree to disagree
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    relative to religion.
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    But what happens when somebody
    in that family passes away,
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    and suddenly it's a giant family fight
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    about what kind of a funeral service
    is going to be held.
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    Agree to disagree is conflict avoidance.
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    Plain and simple.
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    And avoidance does not
    make a conflict go away,
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    it simply delays it.
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    The third problem with agree to disagree
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    is that contrary to popular belief,
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    it is extremely damaging to relationships.
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    Agree to disagree is often
    how we try to avoid conflict
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    or prevent the loss
    of closeness with someone.
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    It's our way to remain on amicable terms
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    while continuing to disagree
    about unresolved issues.
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    To understand more about this,
    watch my videos titled:
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    How to Overcome The Fear of Conflict
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    &... How to Resolve A Conflict
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    People can in fact
    only say agree to disagree
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    when they believe that doing so,
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    will not negatively affect them.
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    This means that in order
    to say agree to disagree,
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    you have to perceive
    yourself to be separate
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    and living in a world where somehow
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    people's choices don't
    affect you or impact you.
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    Essentially you have to
    perceive yourself to be separate
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    and separate in a way
    that someone's opinion
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    will not lead to choices or actions
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    That go against your best interests,
    affect you or harm you in any way.
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    The motto is:
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    "As long as it doesn't
    affect me and mine."
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    It's a "you do you and I do me"
    philosophy of existence,
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    which is distancing by nature.
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    But all of this is hidden
    under the guise of tolerance.
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    It is in fact a rigid narcissistic
    and separate way of being.
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    All of which are
    a huge detriment to relationships.
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    It also must be said
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    that people who say "agree to disagree"
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    believe they are 100% right.
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    So, it's not tolerance.
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    What it is actually
    is somebody who's saying:
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    "You know...
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    I'm, just gonna basically
    back up on this one
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    and i'm gonna just be passive about it
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    and sit here and wait for you to wise up
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    and get your head out of your asshole,
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    because I know i'm right,
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    and pretty soon
    you're gonna figure that out".
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    "Oh and until then,
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    i'm just gonna put this whole thing
    under the floorboards."
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    Which in case you didn't notice,
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    is active suppression.
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    When people use this phrase:
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    "agree to disagree"
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    they are waiting for the
    "I told you so" moment.
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    Agreeing to disagree
    is about thinking you are right.
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    And so never ever fall into the lie
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    that agreeing to disagree
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    makes the acceptance of differences
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    or the acceptance of diversity
    of perspectives possible.
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    Another reason that agree
    to disagree damages relationships
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    is that it is a state of resistance
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    to finding alignment.
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    Or potentially a resistance
    to alignment in general.
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    Think of what is happening
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    as a person energetically deciding
    to forgo the experience of alignment
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    and think about what damage
    that could do to a relationship.
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    This is also a very out of reality
    type of perspective to hold
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    about a consensus reality.
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    Contrary to what you may believe,
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    this time space reality that you live in
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    it's a consensus reality.
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    That means you're not
    the only one creating this reality
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    no matter what you've been told.
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    Because of this,
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    it opens the door wide
    for zero-sum games in relationships.
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    To understand more about this,
    watch my video titled:
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    The Zero Sum Game in Relationships
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    (What is a Zero Sum Game and How to End One)
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    on top of this, seeing as how
    no actual resolution has come,
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    the unresolved conflict or opposition
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    exists as an elephant in the room.
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    It is an active state of dissonance
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    which adds considerably
    to the emotional tension
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    and pressure in a relationship.
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    It is also a giving up on alignment.
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    People who say agree to disagree,
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    do so because they feel
    powerless to finding alignment
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    or to get there to be any pliability
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    in their perspective or the
    other person's perspective or both.
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    Agree to disagree is therefore
    often a forfeit in a relationship,
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    relative to finding
    alignment or higher truth.
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    The fourth problem with agreed to disagree,
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    is that it allows people
    with a very poor sense of self,
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    to find their sense of self
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    through opposition.
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    It is more than possible for people
    to have a healthy sense of self
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    and to find alignment with
    other people at the same time.
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    But people who believe
    in agree to disagree
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    don't understand this.
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    And agree to disagree becomes
    their really out of alignment way
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    to try to accomplish
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    "I can have me and have you too".
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    Some people are so identified
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    with their thoughts, with their beliefs,
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    with their perceptions...
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    That they perceive
    any change in those things
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    to be a loss of self.
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    Also, whenever they achieve alignment
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    not only do they feel like
    they have lost themselves,
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    but that they've been consumed
    by the other person in some way.
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    With people like this,
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    who love to argue for agree to disagree,
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    you may hear things like:
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    "I'm entitled to my opinion".
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    By the way, this is a logical fallacy.
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    Let me explain why;
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    Whether someone has the right
    or is entitled to an opinion,
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    has nothing to do with whether
    their opinion is right or wrong
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    or is reflective of truth.
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    Therefore it's a way
    of discrediting opposition
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    and creating a diversion
    from the disagreement at hand.
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    It is to subconsciously fight for freedom.
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    The freedom or right not to be right,
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    not to be reasonable
    and to stick to their perspective
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    no matter what contradictory
    thoughts or evidence they are met with.
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    When that has nothing to do
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    with the actual validity of one's stance.
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    All this being said,
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    people use agree to disagree
    as a way of maintaining their identity
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    and feeling the awesome self-esteem kick
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    of being directly opposed
    to someone else's ideas.
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    This is especially the case
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    for people who have experienced
    enmeshment trauma in childhood.
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    They never feel more
    of a sense of core or freedom,
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    than when they're directly
    opposed to something.
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    This is quite literally
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    a version of:
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    "If i'm not fighting something, I die".
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    There are people who struggle with this.
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    Who feel as if reaching
    some form of agreement or alignment,
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    is a giving up of themselves
    or their personal truth in some way
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    and this couldn't be
    any further from the truth.
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    If you meet with evidence
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    or other thoughts that cause you
    to change the way you're thinking
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    you didn't lose a part of yourself
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    and you didn't even lose your own thought,
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    you amended your thought.
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    It's still yours.
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    It's a new one.
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    Agreed to disagree is also
    a way that people can maintain,
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    we're talking about self-concept,
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    an idea of themselves
    as enlightened or woke,
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    when this is not actually the case.
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    There are a great many things in the world
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    which people are convinced
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    make them good,
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    which in fact make them the opposite.
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    Things like meditating to escape reality,
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    or using positive focus
    as a tool of resistance,
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    or being politically correct to stay safe
    and performatively woke.
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    Agree to disagree is one of these things.
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    People love to think
    it makes them conscious,
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    amicable,
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    woke.
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    In fact, it makes them the opposite.
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    Instead of agreed to disagree,
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    we need to commit to finding alignment.
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    To be completely authentic
    and honest with you in this episode
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    given the situations at hand
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    and the situations that are
    on the horizon for the human race,
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    it is no longer a luxury
    for us to say agree to disagree.
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    In fact, if we keep standing
    on this laurel of agree to disagree,
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    what we're actually consenting to
    without knowing it, is bulldozing.
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    To understand more about this,
    watch my video titled:
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    Bulldozing
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    What I mean by this is that
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    I don't know if you've noticed,
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    but the universe is turning up
    the heat on the human race.
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    So if we stay in agree to disagree,
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    that doesn't mean that
    the people we disagree with
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    aren't going to take actions.
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    And those actions will be
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    directly opposed to our best interests.
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    No matter which side we're on.
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    You also need to consider
    that it isn't exactly a virtue
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    to only care about bulldozing
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    when we're the one on
    the underside of that bulldozer.
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    We need to be honest with ourselves
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    if our goal is something
    other than alignment and truth.
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    So I want you to ask yourself:
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    What is more important for you,
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    than alignment with others and why?
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    What is more important for you
    than truth and why?
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    I want you to notice
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    if you feel immediately
    like you must conform
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    when this topic is raised.
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    You need to address
    the fear of loss of self,
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    loss of freedom and loss
    of personal truth inherent in this.
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    Know that conformity
    is not true alignment.
  • 14:21 - 14:23
    And for those of you that
    might be panicking at this point,
  • 14:23 - 14:27
    I need you to know that conformity
    is not the same thing as alignment.
  • 14:27 - 14:29
    Far from it, in fact.
  • 14:29 - 14:30
    So conformity...
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    The letting go of your personal truth,
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    is not
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    what is being asked of you.
  • 14:36 - 14:40
    That is simply your trauma from childhood.
  • 14:40 - 14:43
    The only way to maintain
    close relationships with people
  • 14:44 - 14:45
    and to be safe,
  • 14:45 - 14:47
    is to let go of myself completely.
  • 14:48 - 14:51
    Again, not what is being asked.
  • 14:51 - 14:53
    We must seek to understand
  • 14:54 - 14:56
    instead of to agree.
  • 14:56 - 14:58
    That's the first step.
  • 14:58 - 15:00
    We must seek more,
  • 15:00 - 15:01
    more,
  • 15:01 - 15:02
    more,
  • 15:02 - 15:03
    to see more,
  • 15:03 - 15:05
    to feel more, to hear more,
  • 15:05 - 15:08
    to understand and comprehend more.
  • 15:08 - 15:12
    To take in more of all of the different
    perspectives involved in any subject
  • 15:12 - 15:13
    we are examining.
  • 15:13 - 15:16
    We have to accept
    and own up to the reality
  • 15:16 - 15:19
    that our own personal experiences
  • 15:19 - 15:20
    have made us bias.
  • 15:20 - 15:24
    It has limited our perspective
    in many ways.
  • 15:24 - 15:27
    Making it so that that perspective
    is not accommodative
  • 15:27 - 15:28
    of all subjective perspectives
  • 15:28 - 15:32
    and therefore is not potentially
    reflective of objective truth.
  • 15:32 - 15:35
    Therefore, try to practice
  • 15:35 - 15:36
    seeking objective truth.
  • 15:36 - 15:39
    To understand more about this,
    watch my video titled:
  • 15:39 - 15:40
    Objective Truth
  • 15:40 - 15:43
    I want you to imagine
    that you have this core essence
  • 15:43 - 15:45
    that core essence is a bit like a
  • 15:45 - 15:46
    metal pole,
  • 15:46 - 15:48
    in this analogy.
  • 15:48 - 15:50
    And all of the things
    which make up your personality,
  • 15:50 - 15:52
    these things you are identified with,
  • 15:52 - 15:54
    the things you say "I, me and mine" to
  • 15:54 - 15:57
    are like sticking magnets to that pole.
  • 15:57 - 16:00
    The more identified
    you are with those things,
  • 16:00 - 16:02
    the more you will struggle
    with trying to find alignment.
  • 16:02 - 16:05
    You will struggle
    with objective perspective.
  • 16:05 - 16:06
    To reach objective perspective,
  • 16:06 - 16:09
    you need to develop
    the capacity to disidentify.
  • 16:09 - 16:12
    That is to be able to take that magnet off
  • 16:12 - 16:16
    and look at it as separate
    from that which you are.
  • 16:16 - 16:19
    But also, a part of that which you are.
  • 16:19 - 16:22
    The better you are at disidentifying
  • 16:22 - 16:24
    from your thoughts
    and beliefs and perspectives
  • 16:24 - 16:27
    the easier it will be
    to question and change them.
  • 16:27 - 16:29
    To understand more about this,
    watch my video titled:
  • 16:29 - 16:33
    Disidentification
    (The Practice of Non-Attachment)
  • 16:33 - 16:35
    I'm going to end
    this episode with a question;
  • 16:35 - 16:38
    Agree to disagree is really an assertion
  • 16:38 - 16:41
    that certain conflicts are unresolvable.
  • 16:41 - 16:43
    So I need to ask you:
  • 16:44 - 16:48
    Are certain conflicts completely unresolvable?
  • 16:49 - 16:51
    If so, should we accept
  • 16:51 - 16:56
    that certain conflicts
    are impossible to resolve?
  • 16:56 - 16:59
    What are the benefits of doing so?
  • 16:59 - 17:01
    What are the detriments of doing so?
  • 17:02 - 17:04
    Have a good week.
  • 17:05 - 17:06
    If you liked this video,
  • 17:06 - 17:10
    be sure to share it, like it
    and also subscribe to my channel
  • 17:10 - 17:12
    so you can see more content like this.
  • 17:12 - 17:15
    But I want to personally thank you
    for taking the initiative
  • 17:15 - 17:18
    and having the bravery
    to step into the space of awareness
  • 17:18 - 17:19
    not only for yourself,
  • 17:19 - 17:21
    but for the benefit of those around you.
  • 17:39 - 17:41
    Subtitles by: Tanya Duarte
Title:
Why Agree To Disagree Doesn't Work
Description:

Many people within society believe that #agreeing to #disagree is a mature, conscious and amicable thing to do. But the reality is quite the opposite.

To the article: https://tealswan.com/resources/articles/dont-agree-to-disagree-r420/

How to overcome the fear of conflict: 6:38
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSzjnJ8_1W8

How to Resolve a Conflict: 6:42
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sPIZbDrAPc

The Zero Sum Game in Relationships: 9:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2NxMr9Kf7w&t=12s

Bulldozing the way to ruin the relationship with yourself: 13:18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKO5t6d0kMk&t=156s

Objective Truth (Do we create our own reality?) 15:36
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoLe4Dudg7g&t=25s

Disidentification; The Practice of non Attachment: 16:27
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRfkTg8-I7I

Full Article here ⟶ https://tealswan.vip/WhatResonates

How to overcome the fear of conflict: 6:38
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSzjnJ8_1W8

How to Resolve a Conflict: 6:42
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sPIZbDrAPc

The Zero Sum Game in Relationships: 9:06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2NxMr9Kf7w&t=12s

Bulldozing the way to ruin the relationship with yourself: 13:18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKO5t6d0kMk&t=156s

Objective Truth (Do we create our own reality?) 15:36
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoLe4Dudg7g&t=25s

Disidentification; The Practice of non Attachment: 16:27
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRfkTg8-I7I

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