Monday, January 2, 2012

The Imagined Unpossessed


How do you give freewill to those who have taken it away from you?

Is it simply a matter of chance that the unfortunate takes place... replacing real retribution with an idiosyncrasy of timeless misfortune?

For there is a truth... a truth that speaks for the 'possessed of' mind, full of fear, controversy and antagonism... as opposed to the 'unpossessed' mind... fearless, full of second chances, and an invariably magical retribution.


For there is a conundrum surrounding the ones who unfortunately displace their own freewill for the mind-possessed... and the ones who through strife and embodied reflection persevere to restore the mind-possessed into the 'unpossessed'... and those who suffice to displace the mind-possessed forever through a keen sense of revenge attuned to the misfortune of the loss of mental freewill.

For what is a 'time-pattern', is often the design by which we 'react' to circumstances of misfortune. For to enjoy serendipitous excellence, the truth of destruction bringing excellence must suffice to replace the need to put the mind-possessed in their place... a situation where everybody... and every type of person is given a second chance to experience that very serendipitous excellence.

The conundrum takes place because there is a wonder whether the mind-possessed learn the lessons they need to learn, reap the karma they need to reap, in order to understand the gravity of their grievously misplaced actions.

And yet there is a clause... those of us who know that there is the perennial 'original nature' of everybody... a goodness and an innocence that presides over any mis-assumption of 'innate evil'... versus circumstantial and mind-possessed evil.

For often what lies outside the imagination of the Lord... is what suffices to allow us to triumph through particular resolving 'time-patterns' that nullify karmic determinism towards an unfavourable circumstance.

Blood is thicker than water... thus loyalty, detachment and dissolution indeed do preside over the possible superstitious imagination of what lies outside the Lord's imagination.


And with that, the conundrum of who learns which lesson is solved in the pure knowing... that what lies outside the Lord's imagination is indeed the true domain of the mind-possessed... and that it is the 'unpossessed'... that lie within the true domain of the Lord's imagination.