What are your Commitments to your Cause?
This question is asking you:
What covenants have you made with your Cause in regards to your marriage, family, and community relationships? What Commitments does he require you to keep to him and to your Specific Person in order to obtain and retain a Compatible Relationship?
What Commitments does he make to you in regards to your relationships? If your Specific Person doesn’t keep his commitments to your Cause in regards to you, what does your Cause commit to doing for you? If you don’t keep your commitments to your Cause in regards to your Specific Person, what does your Cause commit to doing for him?
Out of all your Causes (i.e., your biological parents, adoptive parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, grandparents, neighbors, and others in your community) which ones ask you to commit to them in regards to your marriage, family, and community relationships? Which ones commit to you do support you in these relationships?
Which of your religious or community leaders ask you to commit to them in regards to this relationship? Which of them commit to redeeming you if your Specific Person falls short of his commitments to you or vice versa?
What fiction and nonfiction books have you read that illustrate this triangular commitment relationship between you, your Specific Person, and your Cause? What TV or internet presentations highlight the importance of having a third person in a marriage, family, or community relationship that is able to objectively and empathetically mediate in the relationship?
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This question is asking you:
What covenants have you made with your Cause in regards to your marriage, family, and community relationships? What Commitments does he require you to keep to him and to your Specific Person in order to obtain and retain a Compatible Relationship?
What Commitments does he make to you in regards to your relationships? If your Specific Person doesn’t keep his commitments to your Cause in regards to you, what does your Cause commit to doing for you? If you don’t keep your commitments to your Cause in regards to your Specific Person, what does your Cause commit to doing for him?
Out of all your Causes (i.e., your biological parents, adoptive parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, grandparents, neighbors, and others in your community) which ones ask you to commit to them in regards to your marriage, family, and community relationships? Which ones commit to you do support you in these relationships?
Which of your religious or community leaders ask you to commit to them in regards to this relationship? Which of them commit to redeeming you if your Specific Person falls short of his commitments to you or vice versa?
What fiction and nonfiction books have you read that illustrate this triangular commitment relationship between you, your Specific Person, and your Cause? What TV or internet presentations highlight the importance of having a third person in a marriage, family, or community relationship that is able to objectively and empathetically mediate in the relationship?
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