Parlor Games

Emotions are developed in order to transcend them. Their viciously vicarious cultivating tentacles of concern breed nothing but pretentiousness and disdain. In the effort to appear authentically loving, interested and helpful, the emotion of impudence raises its foreboding head only to hewn down for fear of embarrassment and ridiculed rejection.

When left to its own accord, divine consciousness will only do that which is pure and true. It has no personal agenda to attend to, nothing to gain, nothing to get, no one to impress. There in lies pure raw unadulterated truth. If we are alive and breathing, we are motivated by and for personal gain of some sort. This being the undisputed case, we need be ever so watchful for the incompetent parlor games we amuse ourselves with.

Our instinctive fears have been designed by and through a repressed wish of some sort attached to the 'doubt of manifestation' whereby it may not come to pass. In this case, the unconscious solicits definitive situations presenting us with the appealing thralls of delight needful for our fears to be exorcised. Without the lure of enticing increase, we would none be motivated to act.

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