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**dubballey** · 04-20-2009, 03:03 PM

free will does not allow, nor would predetermination disallow. rather the law of confusion offers a free reach for the energies of each mind/body/spirit complex. the verb, to allow, would be considered pejorative in that it suggests a polarity between right and wrong or allowed and not allowed.

seems to me free will is not something you can actually abridge. you can try, but it's impossible because free will is an innate quality of existence.

when someone inflicts their will on another, free will is not being abridged, because the other has chosen freely to be treated this way. the error is in the attempt to abridge free will, because the attempt fails to recognize the oneness of all things and the love in every moment.

if you gaze at the creation about you and all you see is the creator, then it's impossible to attempt to abridge free will because everything is done with the knowledge of oneness and imbued with love.

04-20-2009, 03:03 PM	#16
dubballey Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	free will does not allow, nor would predetermination disallow. rather the law of confusion offers a free reach for the energies of each mind/body/spirit complex. the verb, to allow, would be considered pejorative in that it suggests a polarity between right and wrong or allowed and not allowed. seems to me free will is not something you can actually abridge. you can try, but it's impossible because free will is an innate quality of existence. when someone inflicts their will on another, free will is not being abridged, because the other has chosen freely to be treated this way. the error is in the attempt to abridge free will, because the attempt fails to recognize the oneness of all things and the love in every moment. if you gaze at the creation about you and all you see is the creator, then it's impossible to attempt to abridge free will because everything is done with the knowledge of oneness and imbued with love.
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