
Mission Rift

Entitled Edward and Edith may be motivated by anxiety, but if so, they hide it under the auspices of long-tenured and powerful influence. By virtue of their self-proclaimed entitlement, their behavior borders
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closed power systems exist by permission of the rest of the congregation.
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It is an illusion to think that a person can be led out of the desert by someone who has never been there.
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High Control = High Anxiety = High Insecurity
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rarely marks the spot.
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on that of antagonists.
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Instead of looking at the conflict’s content, we must turn our eyes to the conflict’s context.
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“All objects resist changes in their state of motion—they tend to keep doing what they’re doing . . . unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.”
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“A well-differentiated leader is someone who has clarity about his or her own life goals, and therefore, someone who is less likely to become lost in the anxious emotional processes . . . someone who can separate while still remaining connected . . . who can maintain a modifying, non-anxious, and sometimes challenging presence . . . who can manage
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