The Four Agreements (Don Miguel Ruiz)

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The Four Agreements complements the GLAS Method by increasing emotional awareness and intentional choice, strengthening relational connection through clearer interpretation of experience, and conserving energy by reducing reactive patterns—all while aligning actions with personal integrity and meaning for sustained wellbeing.

The Four Agreements complements the GLAS Method by increasing emotional awareness and intentional choice, strengthening relational connection through clearer interpretation of experience, and conserving energy by reducing reactive patterns—all while aligning actions with personal integrity and meaning for sustained wellbeing.

  • From a GLAS Method perspective, The Four Agreements strengthens Emotions / Awareness, Relationships / Connection, and Energy / Vitality by offering tools that heighten internal clarity and reduce the emotional drag of reactive patterns. GLAS emphasises that misalignment often arises from unconscious reactivity and self‑defense — for example, taking things personally or assuming others’ intent — whereas the agreements encourage self‑observation, emotional regulation, and intentional choice. When individuals cultivate awareness of inner narratives and adhere to these principles, they preserve energy that would otherwise be spent on rumination, blame, or defensiveness.

    The second and third agreements — Don’t Take Anything Personally and Don’t Make Assumptions — directly support Relationships / Connection by removing the filters that distort communication and breed conflict. When people interact without projecting intent or reacting from hurt, they create relational spaces of psychological safety, empathy, and mutual respect. This aligns closely with GLAS’s vision of connection as a core element of wellbeing and aligned behaviour, reducing friction and deepening trust.

    Finally, the first and fourth agreements — Be Impeccable With Your Word and Always Do Your Best — contribute to Purpose / Meaning and Joy / Fulfilment by fostering integrity, clarity, and wholesome effort. When individuals speak with intention and act in consistent alignment with their values, they experience greater coherence between internal identity and external behaviour — a core goal of GLAS. This alignment preserves vitality and enhances fulfilment because actions become expressions of authentic intention rather than reactions driven by ego, fear, or habit.