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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2021 · 24 MIN

Why do we polarize our beliefs and ideas in times of crisis?

from Earth Tribe Radio · host Fiona Whitmore, Jill Townsend

Why do we polarize our beliefs and ideas in times of crisis? Rather than getting into arguments, we could honor that, but still do what is right for us. We polarize when we are fearful, and we can be very angry and aggressive in times of crisis. If we are asking someone to be different and thinking that they are wrong...can we be flexible and allow others to have their ways and beliefs and be comfortable in our ideas and beliefs. Let's also look at the difference between my truth and obligation. www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

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Why do we polarize our beliefs and ideas in times of crisis? Rather than getting into arguments, we could honor that, but still do what is right for us. We polarize when we are fearful, and we can be very angry and aggressive in times of crisis. If we are asking someone to be different and thinking that they are wrong. How does polarization lead to obligation and what is the difference between obligation and truth?

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