Sin To Breathe And Desire

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Watching “Lie To Me” - Dr Lightman of “Deception Detection” in
America is similar to Ma of “The First Ladies Detective Agency”
set in Africa, whenever Dr Lightman and Ma come across lies,
they look at context and situation then act accordingly

Dr Lightman never tells his partner her husband is lying, hides
the fact that the lady in a nefarious establishment visited by a
congressman is the man’s own daughter, never condemns lies
out of hand, first determines the reason for untruth

While Ma does not reveal to a husband that his wife is cheating
on him, realising he needs reassurance to live with an untruth that
benefits his son, knowing that people are trying their best to make
progress even when they have to [ be] dishonest to do it

I agree wholeheartedly, people lie to protect freedom or loved ones
from interference or judgment, not to inflict hurt, all people have
good intentions, lies are a means to safeguard others against
one’s own needs and desires

Assaults and murders are triggered by threats of exposure, by self-
righteousness, all who condemn without respect for others’ freedom
to follow ideals and dreams are murder victim candidates, they
lack sympathy for others’ moral dilemmas – leaving them

lying to protect freedom from duty of expectation, righteousness
indicates self-condemnation in rejection of natural inclination; imagine
if children were allowed to love unconditionally and accept nature
instead of judging themselves and everyone else

We would create a new civilisation and universe; trust in humanity
is the experiment never tried, says Seth the discarnate entity, we are
warped by Biblical judgment: In sin we are conceived and born - we
are taught all we feel and need are examples of sin

It is a sin to breathe and desire, dream and hope and love,
being human is condemned as only fit for hellfire...
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A. Two Television Series:

1. “Lie To Me” - Dr Lightman of “Deception Detection”
set in America
2. Ma of “The First Ladies Detective Agency” set in
Botswana, Africa

B. Reference to a book:

“Seth Speaks” by Jane Roberts
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