Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Hierarchiedenken
English translation:
hierarchical thinking
German term
Hierachiedenken
I would appreciate your help with this term and in the context of this esoteric practice of freeing one's sould from all burdons.
Lebt ihr wahrhaft frei von jeglichem ***Hierarchiedenken***, Wertigkeitsszenarien und dem steten ,,Besser" oder ,,Schlechter"?
US-English, please.
Thank you!
4 +8 | hierarchical thinking | Helen Shiner |
3 | prioritizing | billcorno (X) |
Sep 29, 2014 13:18: Thayenga changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/1142027">Thayenga's</a> old entry - "Hierachiedenken"" to ""hierarchical thinking""
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Thank you, Helene. Sometimes the "literal" translation is the best. :) |
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