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The Path of Taking is a mindset. (A mindset is a special combination of values, beliefs, lenses, and habits of reasoning and feeling.) Some gods and groups teach this Path. Here's how followers of [[Dolmodeen]] explain: | The Path of Taking is a mindset. (A mindset is a special combination of values, beliefs, lenses, and habits of reasoning and feeling.) Some gods and groups teach this Path. Here's how followers of [[Dolmodeen]] explain: | ||
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See also: Path of Giving
The Path of Taking is a mindset. (A mindset is a special combination of values, beliefs, lenses, and habits of reasoning and feeling.) Some gods and groups teach this Path. Here's how followers of Dolmodeen explain:
There is only one true good: the Path of Giving. It is the Path of generosity, kindness, compassion, forgiveness, and acceptance. There is only one true evil: the Path of Taking. It is the Path of greed, cruelty, fear, hatred, and judgment. -from a metal plaque in the Chapel of Dolmodeen, on the Invictus