be able or willing to let someone else be what he is.
Beingness is defined as the
assumption of a category of identity. An
example of
beingness would be one's own name. Another
example would be one's
profession. Another
example would be one's physical
characteristics. Each or all of these things could be called one's
beingness.
Beingness is assumed by oneself or
given to oneself, or is attained. For
example, in the playing of a
game each player has his own
beingness. Listening to what someone has to say and taking
care to understand them, being courteous, refraining from needless
criticism, expressing
admiration or
affinity are examples of the actions of someone who can
grant others
beingness. The
ability to
grant others
beingness is one of the highest
virtues one can have.
be able or willing to let someone else be what he is. Listening to what someone has to say and taking
care to understand them, being courteous, refraining from needless
criticism, expressing
admiration or
affinity are examples of the actions of someone who can
grant others
beingness. See also
beingness in this glossary.
be able or willing to let someone else be what he is.
Beingness is defined as the
assumption of a category of identity. An
example of
beingness would be one's own name. Another
example would be one's
profession. An- other
example would be one's physical
characteristics. Each or all of these things could be called one's
beingness.
Beingness is assumed by oneself or
given to oneself, or is attained. For
example, in the playing of a
game each player has his own
beingness. Listening to what someone has to say and taking
care to understand them, being courteous, refraining from needless
criticism, expressing
admiration or
affinity are examples of the actions of someone who can
grant others
beingness. The
ability to
grant others
beingness is one of the highest
virtues one can have.
to let someone else be what he is. Listening to what someone has to say and taking
care to understand them, being courteous, refraining from needless
criticism, expressing
admiration or
affinity are examples of the actions of someone who can
grant others
beingness. As a
matter of
fact, the stories which are told about him with his compassion for
life itself and his
ability, you might say, to grant
beingness-these are very great.
to give
life to or admit the
existence of; to
grant life to. Granting, meaning giving, handing out, donoring, bequeathing, etc.
Beingness would be existingness in a
form.
to let someone else be what he is. Listening to what someone has to say and taking
care to understand them, being courteous, refraining from needless
criticism, expressing
admiration or
affinity are examples of the actions of someone who can
grant others
beingness.