1. The thoughtforms, rules, beliefs, and operating assumptions that produces a Goldzone result. 2. The framework containing basic assumptions, ways of thinking, and methodology that are commonly accepted by members of a Goldzone community.
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1. Good may be defined as constructive or pro-survival. Evil may be defined as destructive or anti-survival. 2. In religion, good and evil are often considered a dichotomy of opposites where good is moral and right, versus evil which is immoral and bad.
1. Of a favorable character or tendency. 2. Bountiful, fertile. 3. Handsome, attractive. 4. Something that is good. 5. Something conforming to the moral order of the universe. 6. Praiseworthy character: goodness.
1. the rate of change with respect to the distance of a variable quantity, as temperature or pressure, in the direction of maximum change. 2. A gradual approach to something, taken step by step, level by level, each step or level being, of itself, easily surmountable so that, finally, quite complicated and difficult activities or high-performance states can be achieved with relative ease.
1. The 5th out of 7 zones on the Optima Zones scale. 2. The results produced by enthusiastic, heartfelt action. 3. The state of being in the right place at the right time. Everything seems to go right, and most things work for the person in this zone. 4. The Greenzone person is happy, enthusiastic, and prosperous. 5. As a leader, the Greenzone person influences, empowers and encourages others.
1. An Intense emotional feeling of suffering caused by loss, disaster, misfortune, regret, etc. 2. Acute sorrow; deep sadness. The person in grief cries for help and pleas for sympathy. 3. Expressed sorrow. When a person cannot feel or express their grief or refuse to accept a loss, they suppress, deny and disown it, often resulting in a state of denial as if the loss or cause of their grief never happened. 4. Grief as an emotion is in the Redzone and denial is in the Brownzone.