Weak Wills

 

The human heart rules the head so the heart is what wills us or motivates us to do as we will do, but this emotional will is a dominant (internally in control) yet weak will (weak in acting and participating decisively out there in the world).

 

Ordinarily as naturally low-functioning adults, our wills are weak: we are fatalistic and enjoy submitting to the herd or authority figures or both. We enjoy collective structures of existence as herded nonentities in hierarchical ranking.  We allow our “betters”, the ruling elite, to abuse us, enslave us and exercise excess control over us. We in turn are the ‘betters’ to those beneath us in social or institutional rank.

 

When ordered to do evil by those above, or ordering those beneath us to do evil, all are eager to obey to stay in good standing with peers, underlings, and superiors. All go along to get along, and moral checks and balances on immoral behavior are weakened or nonexistent.

 

Because Satan rules this world, and we are born wicked, and we live in groups and in hierarchies, all these collectivist and altruistic, interconnected generators of evil, hate and the joy of destroying and hurting, contribute to mass social failure, the weak wills of the joiners hurt

all personally and collectively. This frightening failure to advance as a race ought to disgust and scare everyone.

 

To repair such social ugliness and damage, what is required is that the wills of each agent be strong, free, and mostly good. As rational, articulate, moral adults, the will of the awake and tuned0in moral person requires that egoist ethics and a strong and stronger free will per citizen will allow for the arrival on the societal scene of a better society.

 

Individuators are internally determined and strong-willed, not much determined anymore by their group affiliations, their milieu, or their genetic predispositions.

The more the moral agent maverizes, the stronger, the freer, the more logical and kinder (If the great soul recognizes the good choice from the evil choice, normally he will do what is right.).

 

The stronger, freer, and better is the good will of the maverizer, the more he will habitually be a good person (All people lapse and sin all the time but perhaps not in such major, repetitive, wiped-out, dramatic fashion, and he quickly repents, atones and resumes his good living and wise choosing.). His character will be good and his disposition will be loving.