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Hi Leo,
Just one comment to your comment, "don't overwhelm!"
All that you can contribute is don't have the intention and then
action to overwhelm. Being or not being overwhelmed is a function of
the receipt point. Not your prerogative. Then keeping in mind that
overwhelm is in the eyes of the receiver, one may not be able to have
non overwhelm occur at the receipt point. That is where intelligence
and the correct amount of force (your communication) play a very big
role in the end. But then regardless of your intent and action, the
receipt point which may have 'case', may just may go casey on you and
everything in the environment. It has happened many many times.
A good treatise on this is LRH's, "Greatness".
Keep on TROMming, Paul
On Feb 8, 2014, at 5:09 AM, Leo Faulhaber wrote:
Today's Topics:
1. Re: Re Ethics (Paul Tipon)
2. Re: Tone Arm (Colleen K. Peltomaa)
3. RE Ethics (Colleen K. Peltomaa)
4. Re: Tone Arm (Pete Mclaughlin)
5. Re: TROM Ethics (Leo Faulhaber)
Thanks a lot to everybody who participated in the discussion of
TROM ethics.
I got a couple of interesting opinions and viewpoints to consider.
After all the concept of ethics in TROM is this: don't overwhelm!
All the best
Leo Faulhaber
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