The Four Pillars of the Bridge of Peace

The Four Pillars of the Bridge of Peace?
  1. Responsibility: We break the chains of victimization by realizing that our resentments and anger are emotions that poison and debilitate ourselves. That is, more essential than our external circumstances are the internal circumstances of our mind. Our habits of thought have more effect on our lives than the instigator of abuse. As we take the reins of responsibility we are liberated from being a victim, even if our environment seeks to control our lives.
  2. Respect: By recognizing the rights of the other, no matter who they are, we are able to open our minds up to the possibility of a solution. Without respect, the only answer is death of one kind or another and the perpetuation of the cycle of conflict.
  3. Repentance-A Personal Cease-fire: As we take responsibility, we have the strength to see the things within ourselves that themselves possibly led to the abuse of others. So as not to perpetuate conflict in our own lives, we need to hold a personal "cease-fire" precipitated by self-awareness and honest assessment of our own actions.
  4. Commitment: As we newly embrace our partner of peace, be they sister, spouse, friend or family member, this give-and-take seals our personal commitment to one another and the task of self-development ahead.

The above pillars seem linked to our restored position as “Owners of CIG” or True children of God.

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