title: Toward Truth: A Psychological Guide to Enlightenment
author:  Daniel Mackler 
description: Daniel Mackler is a filmmaker, musician, and lover of life-and for ten years was a psychotherapist in New York City. He is the co-editor (with David Garfield, MD) of Beyond Medication: Therapeutic Engagement and the Recovery from Psychosis (Routledge, 2008), and the director of Take These Broken Wings, an acclaimed documentary on recovery from schizophrenia without medication. He writes extensively on healing childhood trauma and reclaiming the true self. For more, visit wildtruth.net
zlib_text: Evolve Consciousness
  Truth is Love. Love is Truth. Truth unites. Lies divide. Embrace Truth. Care for Truth.
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  Learn from Falsity
   2017/03/22  Kris Nelson  Moral Law
  Interacting with other people allows us to see what they do and say. People will show you their falsity, which allows you
  to think about and analyze things that contrast, and develop a greater degree of understanding about certain aspects of
  reality, such as psychology for instance. It also enables us to understand and see more of ourselves and the falsity we are
  attached to.
  We learn from others whether they are in the right or wrong. If they are in the right, they show us the Right Path. If they
  are in the wrong, they show us the Wrong Path. If we can discern truth from falsity, we can learn from either experience:
  learn about the false as well as the truth.
  Learning about the wrong way is helpful, we learn what not to do. And we sure
  have plenty of examples of the wrong way of living.
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