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===Topic: ''Dimensions of Being Human''===
===Topic: ''Companionship, Sharing Your Lives''===
===Group: [[Marin TeaM]]===
===Group: [[Marin TeaM]]===
==Facilitators==
==Facilitators==
that I share with you, this thing of courage, of determination, of the ability to do what
that I share with you, this thing of courage, of determination, of the ability to do what
your heart, your mind, and your soul suggests.
your heart, your mind, and your soul suggests.
Now, my dear ones, if you have any questions or comments on these attributes of
being human, or anything else, let us both open our minds and welcome them. Come
forth if you will.
===Dialogue===
===Dialogue===
Student #1: I have an idea on courage that seems to involve a lot of faith. You just can’t know everything so you have to have the courage of your faith to jump into something and do it. But I also like the idea of fool-hardy, actually, because after a kind of spontaneous thing you have to have the courage to go out there and try something new. If you can’t know everything, you can think to yourself it is fool-hardy. I was wondering if you could talk a little more about the difference of being fool-hardy, and courage.
Student #1: I have an idea on courage that seems to involve a lot of faith. You just can’t know everything so you have to have the courage of your faith to jump into something and do it. But I also like the idea of fool-hardy, actually, because after a kind of spontaneous thing you have to have the courage to go out there and try something new. If you can’t know everything, you can think to yourself it is fool-hardy. I was wondering if you could talk a little more about the difference of being fool-hardy, and courage.