61. Inner Truth
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1. [9] The man who relies on the Power of Truth must prepare
himself. Such ability does not come casually neither is it the result of an
instantaneous decision. It is a way of life. Only with such a serious attitude,
developed over a long time, will he be uninfluenced by external circumstances
and manipulative intents.
2. [9] A man's inner thoughts are reflected in his words and
deeds, and his every expression has influence upon all around him. Others will
respond to him if his inner being is congenial and his spirit resonates with
their spirit. If his inner being is consonant with what is true, others will
know, and his influence will spread far and wide. This influence depends on the
Power of Truth; he cannot fake this influence.
3. [6] If a man's relationship with others rests on intimacy
alone, and is not founded on truth, the man will be always off balance. All of
his actions will depend on the response of his companions, not on the dictates
of his own character. His stability will be controlled by circumstances.
4. [6] A man turns with respect to those who are stronger in
the truth than he, but he stands firm against the contrary and divisive
influences that have no part in truth. Only when he has an unwavering inner
commitment to truth can he do this.
5. [9] A leader leads with the force of his whole character.
His principles come from within and influence all around him. These principles
are founded in what is true, and serve to unite all his followers. Without this
foundation in truth, the unity breaks apart at the very first crisis.
6. [9] If a leader relies on empty pronouncements while his
heart is not dedicated to truth, he may deceive many and succeed for a while,
but in the end he must fail. Deception can never be the foundation for real
advancement
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