OT MOTIVATION AND HUMAN MOTIVATION rolandberry@hotmail.com wrote: >Now, if you could use OT powers to kill that nutcase in charge of North >Korea..... Lot's are trying, right or wrong. The issue falls out in complete gory detail on the murder rundown, and one sees quickly why one doesn't have OT powers, and doesn't want them. Using an OT power to protect a human body or win a game leads to regret. Using an OT power to optimize a game so it can play longer works well. The issue is motivation. The motivation of an OT is not the motivation of a human being. The OT is creating tapestries of conflict, good and evil, i.e. games, the human being in the conflict is trying to win the game. The OT wants to PLAY, doesn't matter what side. The human being wants to WIN, doesn't matter what side. The OT wants to move the mountain in order to put it in a better place for game play, the human wants to move the mountain in order to crush his enemies. Two totally different motivations, the OT is CREATING enemies and friends, the human is FIGHTING enemies, would/should/could never create enemies etc. Good would never create evil to fight. An OT would. So here's is the most fundamental truth about OT powers, there is no inability only superior unwillingness. All cant's are ultimately wont's born of incorrect motivations. OT power flows freely and without restraint from OT motivations, it won't flow at all from human motivations. OT power flows for the Author, but not the Character. The way to become the Author is to BE the Author becoming the Character. Practicing coming in puts you out. It is merely a matter of changing your motivation from game creator to game player. If you can put the playing field in place, you can move the marble. But the Author isn't into demonstrating Author powers to Characters, the whole idea is absurd. Unless the author wants to interfere in the game. Sometimes characters get powers, but not for long. but they use them for human ends, and that is just more drama, as ANY ability leads to the overt/restraint/justification cycle if engaged in too seriously. Homer -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Homer Wilson Smith The Paths of Lovers Art Matrix - Lightlink (607) 277-0959 KC2ITF Cross Internet Access, Ithaca NY homer@lightlink.com In the Line of Duty http://www.lightlink.com Tue Sep 20 16:47:23 EDT 2005