Thursday, April 21, 2016

Breaking the Bounds of the Binary Doctrine

       Law of Three
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          To speak fearlessly it is important to see the Law of Three.    
           As our politics are stuck in a binary code our lives may be in a similar situation. We were taught that there is a right and wrong way to both view and do things. A fool proof (or foolish) methodology of winding our way through life.
        
         When we realized this black and white world was only a map that offered little to help us on our journey when we became confused or lost, we were consoled with ‘third time is a charm.’ At about that time we began to consider a new possibility, that there were three possibilities, all with only one right answer.
        
         The benevolent gods dropped clues to the importance of the trinities to assist us in transforming from the Binary Codes traps. First we learned the ABC’s. Then when we played baseball its 3 strikes and you’re out.  Discovering there are 3 outs an inning only served to support our new found three is a charm. 
        
         We early on divide time in past, present and future.
        
         We learned the religious trinities, in Christianity the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. In Hindu, the Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu. In Buddhism it is the Buddha the Dharma and the Sanga, three is the new/evolved/aware two.
        
         Dale Carnegie, set the stage for speakers with his rendition of the three’s: -1-Tell the audience what you will tell them, 2-tell them, and 3-tell them what you told them.
        
         However we are taught the Binary world (the Digital trap) where we have only two choices, the extremes of the Continuums. Active-Passive. Force-Resistance, right-wrong, yes-no.  And for many we learned too much no. 
Speaking Fearlessly means seeing more options. Our presentation considst of who I am  -- my beliefs, who my audience is, and my agenda -- my topic. 

        Pay Attention, it's the Law.  Continued in the next blog. 

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