The origin of ‘Growth Spurt’

One particular day I was contemplating the consequences of using Will for anything other than pure, unselfish purposes. Unless used for altruistic purposes, Will always has a sting in its tail. Take, for example, the Wiccan who performs spellwork for money. Using Will in this manner may yield results, however the results can be a mixed blessing. The spellcaster may find that a relative has passed away, leaving them an inheritance.

I don’t believe that people are either good or bad; I believe we all have good and bad inside us, and we have to learn to recognise the two opposing aspects of ourselves and choose which way to lean.

We’re all selfish and vain. Conversely, we’re all pure and like to give unconditionally. There can be no good without bad: how often do people give of themselves selflessly, purely because it makes them feel good. All that really matters is what we project, and how we choose to utilise our Will.

What turns someone ‘bad’? Are they born that way? Are they conditioned by society and their parents? Are they driven to it by abuse? How bad is ‘bad’? Is vain and self-centred bad? Is vengeful and angry bad? How good is ‘good’? Is wanting to raise and nurture a child good? Is loving a child unconditionally good? In ‘Growth Spurt’, I examine the thin line between ‘good’ and ‘bad’. What happens when a Mother wishes her son were a bigger man? He has a growth spurt!

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