It is a show stopping proposition when we consider just how grievously self-willed we are in our actions. Let us us be exceedingly clear that there is nothing innately wrong in being self-willed {we were designed to create/express; be fruitful and multiply} but when we believe ourselves to be anything less than incorrigibly self-vested and egotistically self-determined to a fault, it can cause problems. In other words, when we convince ourselves (and try to convince others, too) of our selfless goodness and perpetual concern for our fellow man, second to us, we are living our lives in an intoxicated delirium, Not without the restraints of a straight-jacket, need I add. Of course, we would like to think of ourselves in a more honorable fashion; establishing and maintaining considerable layers of unimpeachable character. Hah! How absurd. The truth is: We contain and reside in a generous portion of our own contaminated self-generated, contrived nobility. A regal cloak of vanity we wear with ubiquitous pride. We do nothing, at no time, NEVER- without a doubt-except our motives exemplify a deviously perceived, well tabulated plan of action filled lust of result. https://youtube/watch?v=5zfmJsG-Eb4
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