Wise Truth is . . .
- Grounded in an ethic of love for one another and for the world.
- Deconstructing faulty and harmful beliefs, world views and systems that produce oppression, violence, death, destruction, exclusion, and inequality.
- About locating and co-creating the beliefs, word views and systems that promote life, liberation, freedom, equality, and more inclusive, diverse forms of human flourishing.
- Possibility focused rather than focused on problem-solving.
- The tools needed to develop better thinking and reasoning skills.
- Democratic and non-hierarchical.
- Open ended and fluid rather than static. Change is the only constant.
- Growth oriented.
- Iterative and nonlinear. Characterised by spirals.
- Complex and systemic—not dogmatic or black and white.
- Both and thinking which embraces paradoxes and polarities; not based on dualism.
- About all forms of knowledge gained from body, mind, heart, and soul.
- About developing wisdom and discernment as to what constitutes flourishing and what does not.
- Co-creating the resources of knowledge, wisdom, and discernment that fuel imagining new ways of flourishing then actually acting to co-create these imaginations into being.