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The Coral Order · Chapter VI · The examination

The Coral Worldview

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

  1. Standing at a forest's edge, how does the module say a person at Coral perceives it?

  2. Which three-part phrase does the module use to summarise Coral perception?

  3. What distinguishes Coral's participatory knowing from Purple's participation?

  4. What did Goethe's 'delicate empiricism' involve, as the module describes it?

  5. What core value does the module attribute to Coral?

  6. How do values differ between Turquoise and Coral, according to the module?

  7. What shadow must be guarded against in Coral's value of creative participation?

  8. How does Coral relate to the paradox between knowledge and mystery?

  9. A leader chooses between two plans by asking which is more beautiful, treating the answer as real information. Which Coral idea does this reflect?

  10. What does the module mean by post-deconstructive spirituality?

  11. Why, according to the module, can Coral spirituality not be shaken by intellectual challenge?

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