We can only attempt to impose a domineering attitude over another, when we are not in touch with the empathy of our heart, and therefore we fail to see their heart.

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In many societies, there is an accepted use of overt double entendres, often with one of the meanings having a sexualised interpretation. However, more covert double entendres are always a facade, sometimes as an attempt to bully or gain control, or to avoid a more open question or examination of what people are truly thinking, or wanting to say.

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The use of doublespeak is fundamentally a grab for power, and it is often a heinous crime against humanity. When so-called doublespeak, mediaspeak or policyspeak words are used, they inherently cause a lack of truthful consciousness in listeners, regarding the reality of a situation or experience. The most dangerous doublespeak terms are those associated with the military. For example, enhanced interrogation (which is really about the use of torture); or ethnic cleansing (which is really the murder of members of a particular ethnic group); or collateral damage (which is really the accidental murder of civilians by the military); or pre-emptive strike (which is really an unprovoked attack); or extra-judicial killing (which is really about the assassination of someone); or mission critical (which prioritises an event rather than people). Such words remove the actual experience from our direct knowledge or involvement, to one of a statistical or impersonal event, that intentionally creates ignorance and a lack of awareness in the public audience.

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Our self-doubt can create uncertainty, confusion, vacillation, fear, insecurity and lack of confidence. Whilst our doubt of others can create scepticism, suspicion and distrust. However much of our doubt is based on an inability to be open, or to see the bigger picture, and therefore for the most part, our vision requires to be expanded.

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It is essential that we believe and follow our dreams and aspirations, though not all dreams and aspirations become a reality. Some merely, though meaningfully, are meant to lead us towards the next step.

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A drive that arises from genuine love can be freely followed, and is uplifting and already fulfilling. Whilst a drive that arises from temptation, anxiety or anger, is a drive that we are obsessively compelled to follow.

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To renounce or let go of our overly driven tendencies, can seem like a sacrifice at first, but in the process this action can allow a deeper seed of integrity to bloom through the cleared space.

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It appears that the primary reason people take narcotics is to numb their deep-seated pains of confusion, stress, loneliness and separation, with the hope of producing a state of union with life beyond their isolated ego, through an ecstatic or soothing experience. However, any narcotic or drug that is not coherent with the body/mind is likely to cause adverse effects.

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It appears that a duality of experience is currently required, in order to experience free will and freedom on earth.

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To become over-mindful of what we think is our due, may deny life the opportunity of gifting us the spontaneous and the unexpected.

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