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Originally Posted by bluedragon  My questions are not hypothetical at all. I do want to join a humanitarian organization. If I know that I am determined not to lie under any circumstances, I should tell them. Otherwise they may ask me a simple thing thing that I will refuse to do, and they will feel betrayed. By joining an organization or a firm, you make an implied promise to serve that firm and to do what your superiors tell you to. They count on you. What if they ask me a simple thing such as to lie on the phone and say that a manager is not in the office when he actually is, or something like that. I can really compromise them and their image if I lie. The may unknowingly put their confidence in the fact that I will tell a small lie, and then, if I refuse, they will have nowhere to go and they will be exposed. I would be treading a fine line with this kind of attitude, so I am hoping to find more clarity. Do you think someone who is aligned with truth would like in such situations? Would you, Steve, supposing you would ever get a job? |
Well, I'm glad you see a positive perspective in being "immoral"
Here's the thing.. this is a LOA forum.. so I'm going to talk about LOA.. if you believe or see what I see.. you might know you create your own reality.. if you know that then in a way.. you know that you "create" a job and you create the circumstances in that job.. so if that's the case.. then..
Then you know that you can create the ability to
- not lie
- not have situations that you do not prefer
And you should also know there.. is no problem at all sometimes telling people what they want to hear.. if they insist you
- put that draft card in that box
- Sign their petition or else
- Pretend to see things their way..
Then just give them what they want.. pushy people are a-okay to be fed
White lies.. and it's like a insistence to interact with them..
I dish out White lies when insisted upon by my interactions with others.. my White lie information comes from a interesting abraham question
