Trust in Creative Political
Groups
Political Philosophy of
Creativity
Trust & Creativity Empowers
Creative Intelligent Friendships
Love, caring, honesty
and trust imaginatively empowers creative intelligent relationships. Fear
is lacking trust.
Trust empowers political
imagination. Verifying trust in relationships wastes creative energy.
Be honest, ethical and
trusting with creative group members. Creatively attempt a detente with
the group’s enemies. Reserve creative political fighting for malicious
unimaginative weaker uncreative enemies.
Trust between designated
people nurtures easement. Bonding between people is the ultimate subtle
result of finding total easement over and over again with another.
Personal relations often
are fraught with deception, especially with imaginative people. Society
consciously or unconsciously may statistically place more distrust with
creative people. Is this because creative people are perceived to have
greater abilities in creating false impressions?
Spontaneity is usually
an integral part of the creative person’s imagination. Restraining one’s
spontaneity statistically results in a loss of the creative person’s imagination.
Yet spontaneity makes narrow mind-sets at uneasy. Uneasiness leads to distrust.
Accept nothing less than
complete honesty when making friends. Fully devote yourself to friends,
but walk from those who deceive you.
Full Disclosure:
Failure to disclose one’s
good and bad qualities results in the breaking of trust. Intuitively sensing
non disclosure, leads one to wonder what is being hidden, resulting in
a reduction of trust. An understanding needs to exist between prospective
friends before full disclosure. The listener must try and accept as much
as possible about the other. Realize that when hearing the truth, that
it may not be pretty. Everyone has faults, hearing them isn’t going to
make the speaker worse, but rather better. Be very careful against using
the disclosure of another’s faults against them. Reward others for being
honest by understanding and becoming closer.
People say “it takes time”
to develop trust. Yet, what are the chances of disappointment later? Beware
of getting “hooked” with one who hides their negative characteristics.Are
they trying to get you to accept their faults later?
