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The Wisdom Pattern by Richard Rohr — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Wisdom Pattern

by Richard Rohr

Rohr's pattern of order, disorder and reorder as the shape of spiritual growth, applied to individuals, institutions and culture. A revised edition of an earlier book; the pattern is the takeaway.

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you want a framework for why disruption precedes growth.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Order, disorder, reorder.
  2. Disorder is necessary, not failure.
  3. Reorder includes what came before.

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Identify which stage you are in and what reorder might look like.

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Order, disorder, reorder.

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