Allow Another Their Freedoms

One knows all that oneself has experienced, but not much of what others have experienced.  Even those whom are closest to oneself remain, in part, a mystery.  The impossibilities that one would wish upon oneself, are here to be had at any moment.  Those who are drawn to oneself hold these secrets dear.  If one will only express to another their knowingness/faith in that others abilities, then the other will become comfortable enough with one to express his abilities unshamefully.

            One can never contest another’s proclaimed events, for one was not present during such events.

            Friends have abilities that lie dormant in them.  To tell a friend of their abilities (to inspire) is to allow them to express them.  Friends do not show you their true abilities in fear of out doing their God/the father/you.  They do not wish to be better than you, only equal to you.  They fear you will think they are showing off, or expressing superiority.  They do not wish for superiority, only friendship.  To let them in on the fact that you know this is true, is to show your faith in their abilities.  To know that they are not expressing superiority allows them to show their inherent ability, and allows them to comfortably show you your inherent ability without them having fear of retaliation or feelings of superiority from you.  The friendship remains pure.  The consciousness of the relationship simply rises.

Accepting ones abilities, demonstrates not superiority, but instead expresses higher equality.