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Clarifying Reality

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Emerging Worldview

Learning from History

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Learning from History looks back in time to see how people from ancient to more recent times managed to adapt their worldviews given changes stemming from new discoveries, conquest, cultural assimilations, the co-mingling of religions and via new insights gleaned along the various trading networks.

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It's Time to Build New Beliefs

Consider That Many of the Rules We Live By Evolved in Times Long Gone

The rules we live by—spoken and unspoken—have been shaped by cultures, religions, philosophies, sciences, and governments. These systems helped people make sense of their world, often in times very different from our own. Yet many of these inherited beliefs still guide our choices today, quietly shaping how we think, relate, and live.

They’re not fixed truths. They’re human inventions—frameworks reinforced through repetition and agreement until they begin to feel like reality itself.

Remaking our beliefs doesn’t mean discarding everything. It means asking: Are these ideas still serving us? Do they reflect the world we live in now? It means choosing to live with more awareness, more alignment, and more courage.

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Small Things We Can Do

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  • Talk with someone who sees the world differently to try and understand what shaped their view.
  • Notice an ingrained rule you adhere to without questioning it and ask yourself where it came from and if it still applies.

Resources

Perspectives from various people, books, videos, podcasts, and more.

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Food for Thought

Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is.

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