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Rose of Cairo · 10-31-2008, 07:13 PM

Hey all,

I can see people around me who are
- pretty well aligned with Truth and Love, but tend to lack Power
- or aligned with Truth and Power, but could be better in touch with Love.

However, I can find nobody who's aligned with Love and Power and not with Truth.

I'm wondering, do you know such people?

And if not, does it mean alignment with Truth is absolutely necessary to align with Love and Power? I guess the answer is yes, I cannot imagine how someone could be aligned with Power and with Love but not with Truth.

Given that it seems to be possible to be aligned with Truth and Power but not Love, or with Truth and Love but not Power, basically Truth, Love and Power aren't equally important, right? Which means that the triangle isn't equilateral.

Steve's decision to make Truth the #1 principle seems to suggest it anyway, but I wanted to have your thoughts on this.

10-31-2008, 07:13 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rose of Cairo Family Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: France -> Germany -> France -> Brazil Posts: 3,430	A question about Truth Hey all, I can see people around me who are - pretty well aligned with Truth and Love, but tend to lack Power - or aligned with Truth and Power, but could be better in touch with Love. However, I can find nobody who's aligned with Love and Power and not with Truth. I'm wondering, do you know such people? And if not, does it mean alignment with Truth is absolutely necessary to align with Love and Power? I guess the answer is yes, I cannot imagine how someone could be aligned with Power and with Love but not with Truth. Given that it seems to be possible to be aligned with Truth and Power but not Love, or with Truth and Love but not Power, basically Truth, Love and Power aren't equally important, right? Which means that the triangle isn't equilateral. Steve's decision to make Truth the #1 principle seems to suggest it anyway, but I wanted to have your thoughts on this.