Indications of True Will

by frater I nigris (333) 666

# How do you know what your true will is?

there are three temporal zones of true will perception:

foresight -- initially very difficult to determine
        true will without the benefit of scientific
        analysis of comparison between this and the
        latter two categories; sometimes intuition
        or 'gut feelings' reflects correct diagnosis,
        sometimes it has been mistaken, though
        only at low-level intensity (i.e. I mistook
        something else like hope or greed for
        intuition); scientific analysis yields the
        envelope of probability within which the
        assessment of true will may be rendered a
        high degree of intellectual support;
        intuitive feedback is then provided a
        certification schema with some reliability.

immediate -- typically intellectual constructs
        interfere with the emotional and intuitive
        ability to perceive immediate true will;
        ideas such as those regarding morality,
        personal limitations, the repercussions
        of my actions, etc., pose significant
        detouring rechannelings where true will
        cares not a whit; sometimes greed and the
        lust for result leads me to presuppose
        that a given objective is my true will
        rather than to continue to understand that
        what I am presently doing is right for me
        at this moment (whatever course I may be
        treading); having envisioned outcomes and
        prepared myself for a given circumstance,
        the certitude of assessment becomes easier.

hindsight -- along the course of life's trajectory
        it is *always* possible to see one line of
        the true will's manifestation; what did
        happen was my true will, destiny, the
        expression of my whole being; at this
        point, alternatives to the historical are
        mere fantasies -- perceptions of options
        are conjectures without lasting reality,
        since these doorways were never available
        to me at the time and in the condition
        of my present; hypotheticals are always
        prone to error, where actualities such as
        the rational and skeptical assessment of
        the past and my experience with respect
        to it allow a greater degree of
        alignment to the momentum I have gathered.

nigris (333)


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