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| ====== Over-Riding Concepts of Emergent Knowledge ====== | ====== Over-Riding Concepts of Emergent Knowledge ====== | ||
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| * The language used is ‘Clean’ | * The language used is ‘Clean’ | ||
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| * There is a core-self or ‘Pristine’ state that is accessible and attainable | * There is a core-self or ‘Pristine’ state that is accessible and attainable | ||
| * Our worlds are held within sets of boundaries | * Our worlds are held within sets of boundaries | ||
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| This section provides a summary of each of these over-riding concepts; the specifics of each concept is addressed throughout the main content of this wiki. | This section provides a summary of each of these over-riding concepts; the specifics of each concept is addressed throughout the main content of this wiki. | ||
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| ==== The Language Used is ‘Clean’ ==== | ==== The Language Used is ‘Clean’ ==== | ||
| Imagine that when working with a client, we are metaphorically entering an operating theatre; we are washed and leave all traces of the external world outside of the theatre. | Imagine that when working with a client, we are metaphorically entering an operating theatre; we are washed and leave all traces of the external world outside of the theatre. | ||