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how about this: subatomic particles have the same will that we do. it "appears" within this reality that we all have free will, excepting in choices like what type of atmosphere we breath. similarly, i think the information coming through david wilcock and so many others provide ample evidence of "will" in the subatomic realm. forgive me for not remembering the exact experiment, but photons shot through slits in a divider seem to choose between being registered as a particle or a wave, and it ain't up to the experimenters what it does. and as well the experiment whereby sand was brought to white-hot sterility and sealed in a sterile environment with some sterile distilled water, and living scum formed on the top after a period of time. free? i don't know, but i know will when it is expressed.

this is a willed universe. and sense to me is that it is one will.

within creation, which is all but appearance anyway, we appear to have free will. "outside" of creation, or then, within the ultimate oneness, in source if you will (pun intended), there is no free will. it is a divisive concept. it requires an other to work upon. there is no other but source. source has no free will. it can only "create" and sustain the creation. source is the imperative, the will behind our freedom, with no will of its own but ours.

what was it aleister crowley said? "do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. love is the law. love under will." he was whack, but he was on to something too.