WANTS and EVIL:

WANTS:

We do not fail to want something because it is unattractive; it BECOMES unattractive to us because we DECIDE to want it.

The moment that one refuses it, its persistence is a threat to the seeming omnipotence of one’s Will.

Dm.A.A.

EVIL:

One is not born evil, and neither does one become evil by one’s own decisions, at least not all ways. One is pushed into evil. King Richard III surely exhausted every last ounce of strain in proving a lover before he decided to be a villain. It must have looked as though God Himself had cast him for this role, and man’s extremity is God’s opportunity.

Would things have gone differently had some wench broken rank and slept with him in his youthful days of glory? It would appear to him to be as much a violation against Nature as his own deformity, and the one does not promise the Other. Admit it: you too might scoff at the conception of the possibility.

We are all a part of his villainy.

Dm.A.A.