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Saturday, April 7, 2018

Archangel Raguel - truth, honesty and sharing -V

V. What about sharing? Here I`m asking some questions:

1. Is it obligatory (recommended) to share with others from individual perspective? In which cases?
2. Is "not sharing” equal to “dishonesty” and hiding the truth?

      If honesty is related to hidden aspects of love, acceptance, defending personal values, integrity, the act of “sharing” with others is related to vulnerability.
There is no “obligation or norm” of sharing with others, as that is to be honest. Sharing shows trust, believe and incorporation of part of me, into part of “another” person. (I talk about pure sharing, not “gossip”, which has quite different aspects). We share things with: 1. People we love, 2. Close friends 3. Family and friends 4. Someone that we like, approve, feel attracted to.
In all other cases, (if we share with people we dislike or hate, we have special hidden reason to do that, so its not sharing, but rather manipulation).
In the word sharing are tangible elements like: honesty, closeness, revealing Self, love, trust, believe, approval, appreciation, like. That’s how we do not share everything to everyone”. We need first to find one or more of these elements in another person (to feel close to him, to gave trust, like, appreciation) in order to share. In the same time sharing is basic ingredient in all close relationships: - close friendship, marriage, lovers relationship, family-children relationships. If sharing is missing, in one of these relations, then there is a gap in it, something is out of balance.
From what I said its obvious, sharing” is special kind of personal trust and approval, which is not equal to honesty or truth in direct way. Moreover: we don’t have to share with all. This will show again some psychological imbalances of person. That’s so exactly because, when people share information, its usually related to something 1.personal 2. From intimate life 3. Important for them, 4. Related to personal differences. That shows when someone shares such information, he becomes “vulnerable” in front of another. Many social conflicts and discussion of integration come from understanding and values between “honesty”, truth and sharing. We need to recognize and strongly divide these categories, in order to go away from illusion.
The simple formula is: truth is not equal to honesty – its not equal to “sharing” – is not equal to trust. They are connected and related but not equal. You don’t have to share with others, even more, being honest, doesn’t mean that you have to share all things related with your personal, intimate life or values. You do that only when you have enough trust in another, or if you recognize similar (same) values in another.
Even more – the ethics and spiritual values require some topics to not be shared at all –if they include also the vulnerability of another person. Such topics are: sexual life (of person and his partner); - something related to me and my body (intimate). These aspects should not be shown, discussed or analyzed from others, unless there is a physical problem, in which case both me and my partner will agree to give quite short information.

Another important statement – not sharing about something, no matter if intimate or not - does not correspond to dishonesty or lie. When you share something, you give credit of another to know about something important for you, in such way you become vulnerable. Then you need to take care with whom and how you share information about yourself. 

As there are too many people with evil intention, that will take advantage of your sharing, or will manipulate you and use that information, you have to be cautious (not afraid - aware) about that:
-         - Don’t share (expose) personal information in front of people you don’t totally trust.
-         - Don’t share information with personal character (about relationships, other people, within marriage, your body, photos, so on) to anyone you don’t know well and to someone you don’t feel connected with equal values and principles.
-         - Don’t share private information also to people who are close to you (ex. Family members) if they are also not connected with you with similar spiritual values, ethics and ideas. (We speak about private information, which can relate to relationships, or anything connected with your body, or anything that you may consider as private.) 

That`s how "not sharing” is not equal to “dishonesty”. One example – if you talk with a friend who you met recently on social media (for ex. Facebook) and you like to communicate as you have similar interest to poetry. This friend asks you about your life, family and relationships, which can happen. What is socially approved here to share with him, is your marital status (if you are married or not), and your relationship – if you have beloved; and nothing more. If you have issues in relationship, you can share or not, depending to what extend you trust and appreciate this person. You are not forced to “share”. Also – sharing, the same as feeling of Love, compassion, joy, fulfillment, passion – is not BY force. Its feeling of freedom and free choice.  
Trust and sharing are connected with inner feeling and inner knowledge (Third eye) about who and how much to trust.
It`s also related to your own boundaries as human.

That’s how you will share with people who also share BACK to you, and won`t share to people who “don’t share anything” with you. It’s a mirror.
Also, if you have a pen pal for example, but you don’t like to share personal details about you, just write that. Be clear about your borders with others. Be open and confident to state –from here to here is my personal territory and not your business.
If someone asks you something you don’t like to share, you can say “I don’t like to discuss personal things. Lets go ahead.” Let another know what you think as personal and until where are your boundaries.
(Topic about healthy boundaries is quite spread now).

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nina Lea-nour *
Angel`S medium 
@ 110 -18



Archangel Raguel - truth, honesty and sharing IV

IV. Honesty and sharing – two sides of a coin    
    
What is honesty? The topic of truth and honesty is very wide, but we have to see the multiple sides, in order to grasp the picture. As we see the individual truth, can be with “blurred outlines” and can be source of speculations. Every lie or hiding the truth has deeper psychological (cultural) reasons. Every coin has two sides. Now I ll discuss on what is honesty and what means to be “honest”?

Honesty is state of purity and balance of mind and heart, that recognizes the individual facts, events, and defends individual source of “truth” (views, ethics). Please have in mind, honesty is related to the individual “truth” not to “socially validated facts”, and honesty doesn’t mean directness or being straight forward. People who are honest defend not only their own individual “truth” (view), but also they follow the human ethics and values as whole. 
That’s why honesty doesn’t mean to be direct, or to be rude, nor to be “negative” and judging another. Important aspect of recognizing the truth is ethics of “non judgement”. What that means?

     Example – (from a question of my friend I received recently). You are going to a place of your family friends. They have made renovation and feel happy from that, they are proudly showing you their renewed flat. You are not so impressed and don’t like the renovation – obviously your friends have different taste for colors, design, furniture, lightning…But you feel “shy” to say directly your opinion. That’s why you say something opposite of what you think “Yes, its nice, I like it”. So is that the right reaction? Lets see closely this case. 

First of all we need to answer the question: why you need to say lie in this case? Is it rude if you say the truth? Is it considered as “lie” such answer? (The same example can be given with anyone else, on basis of personal tastes/ values, ethics differences, like clothes, lipstick, cosmetics, smells, colors…everyday practices). I want to say the following statements:

-   Yes, the answer is not truth, so its obviously “a lie”, as it doesn’t express and hides your personal opinion (truth), and doesn’t defend your personal truth (self)
-  The answer in most similar cases is socially approved “lie” assuming that the person will be offended, and that “speaking the truth” is too rude.
-  The answer is considered as “untruth” (lie) from higher (spiritual) perspective, if this is totally not corresponding to your inner truth (views, values, principles, ethics, state of mind).

    Then what is the solution? Should we be “rude” and say “Oh, its too bad and I cant like anything in this renovation”, or “So awful that I wonder how you have such a bad taste”. This answer is also not corresponding to “truth” even it express our opinion in this moment. Why? Maybe in the same time, person who views the flat feels depressed, as his girl friend left him. That condition will affect on his mood in subconscious level, he will see most of the things around in negative way. 2. Maybe the person has totally different taste (individuality, character) for colors, interior design – which is mostly the case. 

    How we need to react in this situation, in order to keep the truth and not to offend our friends? First of all its against your self to say something, in which you don’t believe. There is no meaning to do that! (except meaning of socially approved models). Second – there is no meaning also to be direct and rude, knowing that your friends will be offended. Because in this case you will obviously “brag” with your “honesty” which will be far from defending of truth. Truth needs to evolve in human society as act of defending personal truth (inner view, ethics) combined with ideas of LOVE, non-judgement, compassion and acceptance of another. Only then it becomes truth.

So in this case you may say: “this suits you, your character”, or “its not my taste, but happy as you like it.” Another approach is to see something that you really like in that (even one little thing) from the whole, so you can focus on it saying “Oh the cupboard is really nice”, or I love these plants…That’s how you really say the truth, in the same time your friends know your personality, that “its not your color for wall painting” and so on. Remember something more: from psychological perspective, if you totally dislike all in one person (all his clothes, style, appearance), then you dislike the person himself. Then he wont be your close friend.

We as humans need to remove some false, ineffective, wrong models of social interactions, specially if they are related to “hypocrisy”. There is no need to be direct or rude. Then you need to have enough inner balance, self esteem and purity of heart, in order to say the truth with love, acceptance and appreciation. If the other side has the same qualities, the connection will be so easy and smooth. They wouldn’t be offended.


Honesty is about loving and validating your inner truth, your ethics, values, style and social face, and in the same time feeling love, acceptance, tolerance to others.

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@ 110-18