We must determine our own belief or record of the origin for the creation of existence
Crea. 1Creation
Creation
In the beginning the universe and earth formed with infinite capacity
Crea. 2Then, humankind and nature formed on earth with mutualism to achieve never-ending generations through balance
Crea. 3Everything formed to adapt for good life, this is justified by the development of life all around us
Crea. 4To question existence is to question the extent of infinity
Crea. 5Existence was improbable, but it happened; formation and evolution are still occurring in the universe today, life is all we know
Crea. 6Every new generation is meant to be better than the last; life will advance
Crea. 7The cycle of life and death ensures thrivation of good through generational betterment
Crea. 8Good
Good
Accept at least your own minimum for all others, do not expect others to accept less than you would accept for yourself; treat others as you would like to be treated in relative situations
Good 1We are susceptible to the way of life we choose; pursuing good will bring good opportunities
Good 2When we eliminate all but the good in our lives, we free ourselves of fear and doubt
Good 3Only try to find the influence of good so we are not confused or distracted by ill feeling; integrity is good
Good 4Understand the motivation of our feelings and then seek the good decision of accommodation or not; we may often find that our feelings do not need accommodation
Good 5Thoughts may be considered a filter of good, do not welcome wrongful thoughts or assumptions because they will misguide you; ask questions and disclose expectations, don’t assume
Good 6Our mind is a safe practice ground for all situations; your imagination is limitless and you can be the active creator and director of every detail at any time
Good 7Imagination is the ultimate technology; visualize and execute the good
Good 8Avoid a situation of seduction or temptation of ungood; if unavoided, ungood may haunt us
Good 9Good is acting against what is not in the right manner; holding to integrity is brave
Good 10Defend yourself in good manner; offensive force is not good, defend don’t attack
Good 11Ungood becomes exhausted in defeat when you hold to neutrality and handle with well-mannered opposition
Good 12True effort for good is perfect; good is true effort for right
Good 13It is important to recognize needed change to act in good
Good 14Correct yourself in true effort of perfection
Good 15Cleanliness is good
Good 16Being open to learning and doing right is brave
Good 17Good is relentless against wrong and relentless for right, it will never be defeated, for this reason good is to be valued and respected
Good 18Expressing sincere feelings of remorse may help relieve us of guilty feelings, feelings of guilt are an example of the guidance and the relentlessness of good; do not view guilty feelings negatively, understand the difference between being told to feel guilty and having guilty feelings
Good 19Overindulging of selfish habit proves its own wrong by welcoming any form of unnecessary harm, loss, expense, wrong or indolence in decision; the hunger of selfishness can be relentless and is only temporarily satisfied in deceived happiness, focus on good habits
Good 20When we are sincere in good, we are innocent; traveling in good is a human characteristic
Good 21When we are selfish, we lose our innocence; refrain from complete selfishness
Good 22Good is represented by us and throughout the universe
Good 23Just as a father and mother are in their children, good is also inside of us, it is present within our feelings; intuition can be useful
Good 24Good feels right; sincerity brings the feeling of right
Good 25Approach all conversation with eagerness to learn but do not be naive and dismiss your intuition
Good 26Always get confirmation, understand that both right and wrong may occur in any situation; seek acknowledgment of a good deed done sincerely happy to do so
Good 27The presence of good is verified by the ability to recognize wrongdoing; without good, the world would be a terrible place because wrongdoing would be unrecognizable
Good 28Feed your body and mind only good
Good 29Simplicity is a sign of good
Good 30Pain and complexity can be signs of needed change
Good 31Secrets are an unnecessary complication
Good 32Do nothing that requires secret, shame is a sign of needed change
Good 33Mental and physical health require mutual support of each other, they must be kept in good balance because one will impact the other
Good 34The nourishment provided for our body and mind shall be natural, uncontaminated, and efficiently digestible
Good 35Good is a potential maximizing circle of life
Good 36Betterment
Betterment
We were created with the potential and in the image of good; be aware of your personal image to ensure it corresponds with who you want to be as a person, our decisions and manners determine the image of our character, this is who you are
Bett. 1The highest manner of standard influences the standard in the best way; the higher the manner of standard makes accomplishing more, possible
Bett. 2Conduct yourself with honor, but never forget to give honor, honor is caring; anything we do reflects how we do everything
Bett. 3Honor shows that you have value for yourself, your environment and others; true honor is acting on need before being asked
Bett. 4Respect is acting appropriately in good; when honor is given with respect a relationship will thrive
Bett. 5Often we must have a much greater effort than others to achieve agreement in fairness, doing right often comes with sacrifice; we shall choose to be the one of greater effort because honor requires this of us
Bett. 6Do not try to be someone else, do something worthwhile for yourself and others
Bett. 7The report of truth is enough for those who try for good
Bett. 8Be better and do right regardless of who is around or not to know the truth
Bett. 9The feeling of wanting to report good is an example of the relentlessness of good
Bett. 10Life is about how we live and our life’s journey of good; life is not about where you live or the happy ending or the tragic ending, these are simply stories
Bett. 11Rid yourself of the idea of wanting something to happen, rather plan for something and follow the plan
Bett. 12If we reasonably cleaned up what was in front of us in the moment, we would all have more time; precrastination can be done efficiently to minimize stress and work, unknown variables will arise and obstruct plans without precrastination
Bett. 13Strive for all to be self-sufficient and self-efficient; wanting others to have the ability to be good and to do better on their own is love
Bett. 14With consistency, focused work, and determination the unlikely and impossible will happen; to accomplish mastery and improbability it takes repetition
Bett. 15It is important to recognize a hostile attitude because it signifies your time to retreat in a good manner; a hostile attitude can be avoided by avoiding promotion of your point of view
Bett. 16Give your own opinion in a manner to find the truth; be aware of an offensive manner so it may be avoided
Bett. 17Always relate sincerely; however, withdraw in reply with good manner when someone flatters, shows unconcern for others or shows disinterest
Bett. 18Understand that others can only see when they are ready, move forward when they are ready, experience allows them to see; enthusiasm shows being open to seeing and understanding
Bett. 19Allow others the ability to find the correct point of view on their own; once guidance is provided we can learn most efficiently without intervention
Bett. 20Keep free with the ability to allow things to happen in the moment, do not attempt to control because the right thing to happen could very well be disaster itself
Bett. 21If asked for guidance, help guide in a manner of, “in regard to that, this is what I have experienced”; let others decide their own path, intellect, and knowledge outside of school
Bett. 22Good will not win all battles within a war but all battles, even battles of disaster, always lead to good winning the war; overcoming hardships is part of life
Bett. 23Anticipating the future of personal choices and shielding others from the results of wrong is dangerous for all involved and their relationships
Bett. 24We are not meant to assume the burden of attempting to save others from personal despair by taking charge in force; avoid meddling
Bett. 25Enlighten with the intent for your audience to confirm for themselves by providing guidance to the solution; showing your work in a clear, sincere presentation is a superior level
Bett. 26Provide instruction enough for the simplest of minds and attempt elimination of misinterpretation
Bett. 27When giving responsibility, have the responsibility thoroughly prepared and recorded to be passed on
Bett. 28Betterment is perfection; true effort for good is betterment
Bett. 29Betterment is work; if you don’t succeed, try and try again
Bett. 30All we do takes practice; practice as if it is the test
Bett. 31If you haven’t tried, you haven’t lived
Bett. 32Betterment is seeking all good knowledge and maximum potential in physical, mental, environmental and emotional states
Bett. 33Practice to be the best; the strongest learn to be the most gentle
Bett. 34Pursue good, have good responsibilities, and better ourselves; attempt to explore and experience all good
Bett. 35Good experience is why there is life
Bett. 36Have sincere, caring relationships of agreement, never submit to a careless, comfortable relationship; the feelings you are having in a good relationship are likely the same as the other party, communicate properly and this may help mutual understanding in any situation
Bett. 37Just enough isn’t the goal, consistent betterment is, just enough is for maintenance in retirement; make the most of good opportunity, surviving is not thriving, betterment is thriving
Bett. 38A negative result can occur even when we sincerely mean to do good; to prevent wrong directly and indirectly, confirm the right manner of good
Bett. 39Goal
Goal
Support all relationships in mutualism by understanding, valuing, and respecting the limits of all parts of the universe, others, and ourselves
Goal 1Thrivation is achieved when all balanced limits are known and recorded so they may then be valued and respected; limits, rules, morals, ethics, laws, and standards are meant to be a tool to help us thrive
Goal 2Thrivation is the path to the gift of never-ending generations
Goal 3Humankind will unite and live-in mutualism with each other and nature to achieve thrivation; however, we must first thrive as individuals in good
Goal 4Unity can only occur when the wills of all are independent and directed to good
Goal 5When we strengthen ourselves, we also strengthen the superior potential in others
Goal 6Strengthening ourselves enables us to help guide others through mistakes and save time; with time standards rise
Goal 7It takes great strength and courage to be corrected; mistakes can be good, they can be proof of true effort
Goal 8Live and play for the challenge, not just to win; just winning could set you up to lose the rest of your life
Goal 9Proving ourselves right is easy, when we are challenged and we prove ourselves wrong, we thrive and learn; there can be joy in the challenge of losing to advance
Goal 10Master the original method in order to further in methods of superiority; the ability to apply knowledge and ideas to real time situations for our good benefit, is a superior level
Goal 11Great human beings serve less great, superior leveled human beings; mastery is the path to a superior level
Goal 12We may learn from anyone because others offer experience and are superior leveled in at least one way; together we can be stronger and better than we can be individually
Goal 13Teach with the intent for our students to be greater than ourselves
Goal 14The superior leveled corrects themselves and never considers others inferior; anger is unworthy of the superior leveled
Goal 15The superior leveled causes defensive force of good
Goal 16We are obligated to follow the good laws of humankind; laws, rooted by moral guidelines, were established so we may recognize wrong doing
Goal 17True potential will be revealed when these goals are accomplished, recorded, and prepared to be passed forward with intent of never-ending generations
Goal 18Manuals for the preservation of nature on earth and humanity are needed
Goal 19Work to help the good cause of what we pursue, do not work only for self-need because acting completely for self-need works against both yourself and the good cause
Goal 20Not all feelings are meant to be satisfied, understand that our mind is selfish and it naturally wants to be the center of all attention and matters, and prioritizes its own wants and benefit; doing right is practiced
Goal 21Approaching situations with, “what can I get out of this?”, wouldn’t be selfish if we are well mannered; good is offered by any situation
Goal 22Accept good from all influences and resources; the right manner offers good without harmful loss or expense
Goal 23Feelings come from influence, the influence of good is the only to be addressed; do not suppress feelings and emotions, learn to understand and manage them in a good way
Goal 24The goal starts with making good decisions of your life’s journey; every role whether basic or critical is necessary to achieve the goal
Goal 25Understand the need of all good goals to help find direction in life; our wrong experiences and decisions do not define us if we learn right from the situation
Goal 26Change is the rule of life in our world, do not depend on stability or instability
Goal 27We must control ourselves, people are not meant to be controlled by others; learning and doing right isnt about how we feel, we can better accomplish right when we understand and manage our feelings
Goal 28We all participate in the goal whether we make good decisions or not, not deciding and remaining idle is indolence, and this is a decision of its own; explore maximum potential before harm
Goal 29If we simply remain idle, this is not good, we will regress as life develops around us, to do nothing is to be lost; an unchallenged/unmaintained body and mind is remaining idle
Goal 30Pursuing good life is the ultimate ambition; good is caring, not caring to pursue right is choosing to burden good
Goal 31Neverending-generations is the goal, and this goal is beyond our world, we must find the limits of all worlds
Goal 32Worlds are represented by earths within the universe; good life will happen
Goal 33Every world has an age and limits of habitation; recycle, maintain, and then innovate, innovation should maintain balance
Goal 34Accepting truth takes time because of our need for confirmation; if the truth of right is available, we can thrive rapidly in acceptance rather than attempting to confirm right over a lifetime
Goal 35Life is about our journey to good balance through experience, innovation, and knowledge
Goal 36The objective is all having only continuous good
Goal 37Moral Guidelines
Moral Guidelines
Understand your own belief or record of the creation and how everything formed
Mora. 1Use proper words and complete sentences, do not misuse words or names, this will help avoid misinterpretation
Mora. 2We shall not kill or harm in ungood
Mora. 3We shall always be honest, honesty is right, efficient, and uncomplicated; seek integrity, ethics, principles, morals, honor, standards, rules, limits, and laws for guidance
Mora. 4Every 7th day is for rest and good word
Mora. 5We shall not stray from agreement, if an agreement has changed, we must give proper notice prior to change to allow disagreement and advancement
Mora. 6Value all life, accept and respect that one day all living will die in their own time
Mora. 7Do not want what specifically belongs to another
Mora. 8We shall not steal
Mora. 9Do not attempt to be favored over your marital partner or a marital partner of others
Mora. 10Days
Days
Our world is based on a 7-day, 24 hour per day schedule
Days 1Days consist of two parts, day and night
Days 2We shall work and we all may work in part of the day on any of the days except the 7th day of each week
Days 3Our week begins with a work and or earning day
Days 4Children shall work for 4 days weekly but may work up to 6 days per week and may earn in part of the day on these days of work when able
Days 5Adults without marital partnership will earn for 4 days weekly but may earn up to 6 days per week
Days 6We may maritally vow to partner, any marital partnership will require commitment of at least part of a weekly day
Days 7When we have children, our children will require at least part of a weekly day
Days 8This will leave 4 days of earning per week for any marital partnership with children followed by: 1 day for marital partnership, 1 day for our children, and the 7th day will be for rest
Days 9If without children, someone with marital partnership will earn for 4 days weekly but may earn up to 5 days per week
Days 10We all must have or choose a household; every household will require both a house manager and an earner, these duties will both be done in part of the day on the days of earning
Days 11Household manager duties and earning duties may be done by a single individual or in partnership; follow the good of your household
Days 12As an earner, we will decide on our available good services of pay; earning and household managing take planning
Days 13For all, every weekly 7th day will be for rest and good word for yourself and those close to you
Days 14Understand your available daily time because our time shall be valued
Days 15An estimated average daily use of time is as follows for life necessities: eating and drinking for 1.2 hours per day, exercising for 0.5 hours per day, wash room time and dressing time for 1.5 hours per day, earning/working for 6 hours per day, and sleeping for 8 hours per day. This leaves an estimated average remaining 6.8 hours per day for: leisure time, our life journey and purpose, personal betterment, relationships, and managing our household.
Days 16Marital Vows and Agreements
Marital Vows and Agreements
Marital vows of partnership are formally announced, held in ceremony, and celebrated; agreements are formally declared in partnership
Mari. 1The marital vows are: a lifetime of natural sincerity in mutual love, mutual companionship, mutual trust, mutual commitment, mutual guidance, mutual agreement of all matters, mutual loyalty, mutual reliability, mutual affection, mutual priority, mutual understanding and communication, and mutual honor with respect
Mari. 2Agreements are variable to each partnership
Mari. 3Partnership without vow or agreement is an unnecessary liability that can bring discomfort and loss; If a partner cannot uphold their vows or agreements, the partnership may be jeopardized
Mari. 4Accepting and being supportive is love
Mari. 5Agreeing is finding mutual agreement, not complying
Mari. 6Trust is both giving and receiving; follow through on your word given and get confirmation of trust given
Mari. 7Trusting is giving love, love is either marital, parental, familiar, or friendly; reciprocation of trust is being in love
Mari. 8To guide others to be okay without you and do better on their own is truly caring; choosing to accompany without need, is love
Mari. 9Any sexual manner shall only be with vowed marital partnership when we are able; a mutual kiss by mouth is considered sexual manner
Mari. 10Only when we find marital partnership will we truly know our sexuality because sexuality is meant to come with marital vows to allow for the ultimate worldly comfort and love; our marital partner is our survival partner
Mari. 11Fulfilling want and feeling wanted can bring satisfaction when accomplished with sincerity, this is done by maintaining the satisfaction of true mutual want and differentiating it from initial attraction; we are not entitled to our wants, maintain satisfaction in a balanced way
Mari. 12If a child is had without marital vows this is a partnership that can be susceptible to the laws of humankind as would in a disagreement
Mari. 13Law shall not influence marital vows; however, agreements shall be bound by applicable good law
Mari. 14Priority of commitment shall be descending in this order: good, our marital partnership, our children, ourselves, work and earning, our close family and finally our close friends
Mari. 15All of humankind are considered friends
Mari. 16Happiness and Despair
Happiness and Despair
Design happiness in the present, never postpone happiness for the future
Happ. 1Our first choice shall always be calm with patience
Happ. 2Remain calm; we cannot see, hear, communicate or understand if we are overwhelmed with reaction
Happ. 3Emotion may influence but shall never determine a decision
Happ. 4Subdue emotional thrust by remaining in non-action to allow the correct way to show itself; giving words is a form of action
Happ. 5We can live beyond through the influence of our actions and experiences
Happ. 6Experiences may be recorded or in memory forever
Happ. 7The lives we make for ourselves can always be with us in memory
Happ. 8Good and happiness can be as great as we make them in our life
Happ. 9Wrongdoings may be forgiven but if they are not at least attempted to be undone or prevented, they may haunt us
Happ. 10With forgiveness do not forget, remember wrongs and take note as done in history to understand how the wrong was motivated to use as a tool for prevention
Happ. 11History is a record of experience and development in what has been learned throughout time; history reveals reason to our timeline
Happ. 12Days do not reset time or reset us, they continue in connection on our path of life
Happ. 13Impose penalty but not excessively; do not excuse or justify wrong
Happ. 14Wrong cannot be justified, justification of wrong is an acceptance of complete defeat; good is relentless against wrong
Happ. 15Responding to wrong with a wrong of our own is a lessening of ourself
Happ. 16Fear is an emotion that is meant to help recognize true danger; when we break down emotionally this is a sign of fear from not understanding our feelings making us unable to manage our emotions
Happ. 17It is important to understand how fear and doubt will contaminate the mind and bring despair
Happ. 18Hope, desire, and dread are the same, they are fear
Happ. 19Create a growing foundation of expected good by doing tasks in the moment ridding you of stress and burden from wanting and worrying in the form of hope
Happ. 20Fear may cause importance of succeeding which will become the wrong of desire; the idea of having power is desire
Happ. 21Anticipation is blind and leads to dread which will misguide you; do not want before it is time, the right timeline happens on its own
Happ. 22Be prepared to push ahead on your path without visual progress and eliminate doubt; see past imperfection
Happ. 23There is good in every life, we must maintain good word to support balance; life and death will be announced, held in ceremony and the good of the life will be celebrated but none of the life should be mourned
Happ. 24Move forward without fear; let go of ungood and move forward in confidence without thought of procrastination or hesitation
Happ. 25We can be confident when we discover and acknowledge the limits of our comfortability, this will come with maturity; we must start with finding ourselves as we are
Happ. 26Learn how to be happy and learn how to stay happy independently; do not attempt to find dependence of happiness, good relationships run parallel
Happ. 27Be happy with others in good by enjoying our own company instead of expecting others to make us happy; we were not meant to burden others with being our source of happiness, happiness starts with ourselves and comes when we pursue good life
Happ. 28We can be happy together as ourselves, not by being together to specifically make each other happy; often we are simply in love with our feelings in the misconception that it is happiness, feelings stem from our selfish mind and are only temporarily satisfiable but not true happiness
Happ. 29Find your motivation of good and be determined in your good motivations and responsibilities with excitement; good inspiration supports balance
Happ. 30Contributing to good naturally establishes a growing foundation of happiness; lack of individual contribution to good responsibility, outside of caring for ourselves in good, obstructs happiness
Happ. 31Do right as we should, do not only do as we want, getting what we want in the moment should often be good planned coincidence; complete selfishness obstructs happiness, good planned coincidence takes following good with preparation and practice
Happ. 32Attempt to control your own personal circumstances by being well committed to your good responsibilities and obligations, and by trying to make the right decisions as life happens; we cannot control the personal circumstances of others
Happ. 33Hope should only be used as a manner to describe caring for the well being of others; we can only make our own individual decisions
Happ. 34When we truly care about others, we will address their decisions against right, not addressing the wrong is not caring; always be honest and address any topic with well mannered informing
Happ. 35Happiness is a mood achieved from good sincere relationships, and when satisfying good obligation and responsibility
Happ. 36Our mind is selfish enough to always want what it does not have, this can be misleading; the excess work of attempting to have it all is not necessary for clarity on what we want, what we actually want always concludes to be simple
Happ. 37The journey of finding ourselves and what we actually want is always closer than we realize; traveling is not the same as finding yourself, this can only be done from within ourselves, traveling is simply an experience
Happ. 38Possessions
Possessions
The ownership of possessions shall always be determined at their purchase, this right is given to the purchaser or purchasers
Poss. 1Earnings must support the management of the household, earnings must support your savings to fulfill your retirement, and the remainder of your earnings will support savings to fulfil your individual minimum requirements of wants in good
Poss. 2If earnings are shared by a single person in a partnership, this may only be done if the earnings support the management of the household, supports each person in the partnership with savings to fulfil retirement, and supports each person in the partnership with savings to fulfil personal minimum requirements of good
Poss. 3All minimum requirements of earning must be met by single earnings or other earnings are required
Poss. 4Thrive individually in order to thrive mutually in thrivation
Poss. 5Our time is valued as we would value our own savings from earnings
Poss. 6We shall not share our time or our savings unless we have the capacity to make sharing a planned want of our own personal minimum requirements
Poss. 7Just as we shall do for our own self, body and environment, properly maintain and care for possessions, if you cannot, they should not be yours
Poss. 8Value the possessions of others and treat them as you would want for your own
Poss. 9We must keep a will and testament so the ownership of possessions may be defined and passed on
Poss. 10Without will and testament the laws of humankind will influence the ownership of left possessions; inheritance has to be part of the plan
Poss. 11Example
Example
The only limits of accomplishment are the limits that we have for ourselves
Exam. 1Follow good to lead and teach by example, guide others to promotion and attempt to achieve promotion yourself; persistence, loyalty and reliability are critical factors for promotion
Exam. 2All before us is example of the process of good life
Exam. 3Life requires energy to perform and a complimenting energy to reproduce life; if there is an imbalance of performance and reproductive energy, life may not achieve never-ending generations
Exam. 4The sun gives the earth the energy to produce life and the earth produced the moon for balance to sustain life; the father, the mother, and the descendant bring balance
Exam. 5Good is great with power scaled to infinity as time and earth represented in our universe
Exam. 6Rather than hoping for an improbability, work for the impossible; time has proven that we can accomplish the impossible
Exam. 7The occurrence of an improbability can be a gift, even in disaster
Exam. 8Meditation is not only meant to bring calm and comfort, it is ultimately meant to assist in the correct decision of action or non-action
Exam. 9The purpose of our creation is not to be cared for, we were created with the ability to do so for ourselves; with independence comes freedom and they do not come with convenient intervention outside of the law
Exam. 10We were given the ability to choose which comes with result of choice; the ability to choose allows for a balanced economy and the individuality of humankind maintains that balance
Exam. 11Attempt to make the right decisions because our choices affect others as well as ourselves; result has no regard for right, wrong, or ignorance, it is simply a reaction
Exam. 12Existence does not have a manager or a supervisor, these tasks of rules, standards and performance are our responsibility for the understanding of universal limits; all was only created, maintaining a balanced existence is the burden of pursuing good
Exam. 13We are our own personal manager and supervisor; we shall manage our responsibilities and self minimum standards daily, and at the end of each day we shall supervise our own performance and address the proper corrections and implementations in true effort of good
Exam. 14Avoid repeating mistakes and you will also avoid influencing wrong to others; doing right teaches right, be a good influence
Exam. 15We can influence and be remembered as we are today; we shall remember and attempt to be better than we were yesterday at the start of each new day
Exam. 16Teach children to do good on their own without our intervention or presence; true effort for good is the example to teach right
Exam. 17Children are our greatest responsibility and accountability
Exam. 18Innocence is precious, maintain as much innocence as your ability will allow
Exam. 19To get your viewers attention it may take 2 attempts or more, and to get your viewers to listen and understand it may take 3 attempts or more; to guide the innocent, learn to carry focus
Exam. 20When we first learn to care for ourselves in the right manner, we then enable others the ability to learn to care for themselves; we cannot teach what is not practiced
Exam. 21If you do for others what they should be doing for themselves, then they will learn the misconception that it will always be done for them; being self-sufficient and self-efficient is the goal
Exam. 22Reflection
Reflection
Adults and children alike, are a reflection of their environment, experiences, and decisions
Refl. 1Our greatest journey will be the one from within ourselves, this may very well be our only journey
Refl. 2Understand that earning to support yourself and your responsibilities, also supports leisure time to find your life’s journey and/or purpose and doing what you love; your life journey and/or purpose and doing what you love, are usually different tasks than earning
Refl. 3Earning is an agreement to a mutually good beneficial acceptance of responsibility and a following of standard in regard to the responsibility
Refl. 4Managers lead completion of agreed responsibilities and following of standards; supervisors manage the performance of management and its managed
Refl. 5All tasks require manager and supervisor duties
Refl. 6Every task will start with micro management but should consistently develop into the most efficient maintenance; efficiency is having the tools and record to manage any task with no harm and little to no assistance or expense
Refl. 7In an event there is a main character and a viewer, the main character is a manager and the viewer is a supervisor who sees an event in an organized manner; managers and supervisors have different perspectives, if they report to the same person this gives the best perspective
Refl. 8We cannot figure our lives out, life and opportunity simply happen, we can only move forward with good intention in our decisions; learn to find the best perspective
Refl. 9Good opportunity is not help, all opportunity requires our own doing; we can most efficiently help others by being supportive
Refl. 10Taking advantage of any good opportunity or even offering one is never a lessening of ourselves if we are well mannered; if not utilized an opportunity can be lost to everyone
Refl. 11For earning, take the best available opportunity by comparing promotion to find your preferred situation; ensure an opportunity is worthwhile for yourself and all others involved in the opportunity
Refl. 12Do not look forward and only focus on anticipation for the future, do not look backwards and dwell on the past, and do not look to the side in comparison which brings the ungood of jealousy; do good now in the moment
Refl. 13Remain free of want when being treated unfairly and always hold to your own requirements of correct treatment; raise your own standards of good to raise the standards of those around you
Refl. 14Allow good influence and open mind; do not belittle and dismiss others in familiarity or comfortability
Refl. 15The only true way to accomplish respect is to give respect
Refl. 16To be a leader we must influence others to continue to do good with sincerity; we must serve to lead
Refl. 17Complete all deeds and tasks happily; it is worse to do a deed or task unhappily than not at all
Refl. 18To endure what you think you cannot is enduring, go outside of your comfortability to explore your boundaries; true effort continues in good and determines limits before harm
Refl. 19Giving 100% effort on every task may not be possible due to variable experiences but giving 90% effort on every task is always possible
Refl. 20All that we do shall be nondamaging and in goal of thrivation; too much or too little of anything is ungood, even needs and especially wants, this can be any relationship or anything physical, mental or emotional
Refl. 21We shall get what we want by being kind, by being nice, by being well mannered, and by doing right
Refl. 22Truly learn about others when they reveal themselves and when they are not getting what they want or need, friendship does not depend on convenience; going against right reveals complete selfishness
Refl. 23Show gratitude by living by your words of gratitude; appreciate life in every breath
Refl. 24Apologize with sincerity and correction
Refl. 25It is important to communicate, represent, and act in a proper manner because misunderstanding can be catastrophic; relatability brings clarity in understanding
Refl. 26Communicate with consideration of how you’re making others feel to attempt mutual good feelings; saying that you have already done something similar rather than relating situations, sends the wrong message, relating situations after accepting information confirms understanding
Refl. 27Our words shall always be encouraging and enlightening in good manner
Refl. 28Approach all conversation and all words as if they are and because they are enlightening
Refl. 29The only always teaching is experience and good in their literal selves; experiences and decisions shape who we are, the only way to master anything is through experience
Refl. 30Eagerness to learn is good, you can learn from every word and detail
Refl. 31Eagerness to learn, acceptance, and an alert open mind are effective tools when learning; take all available information, not just your own perspective, to find the best point of view
Refl. 32It is most effective to teach by the practice of right; involve others and ourselves in our teachings
Refl. 33Say only what you would do with your own life, do not tell others what to do; allow others to reveal their own interests by not personally overpromoting
Refl. 34Always keep your self-importance and pride in check; ego and too much confidence do not have good influence
Refl. 35Clarity requires true inner quiet and only then can the correct view show itself; remain in complete unbiasedness for the truth of right to reveal itself
Refl. 36Never view truth as being proven wrong, truth is right; the goal is not being right ourselves, the goal is finding truth
Refl. 37The ability to master directions and then learn a more efficient manner is a superior level; a superior manner must be proven against all question before being utilized
Refl. 38If every new generation had to independently learn and innovate from the beginning, we as a civilization would not advance
Refl. 39We cannot be good by simply not doing wrong, we must pursue good on our journey of life for the purpose of betterment to flourish in good; a good death is founded by a good life
Refl. 40Pursuers of Good
Pursuers of Good