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Ernest Rodriguez' "Impressions," 1960s-1980s

""Opposing Forces of Right and Wrong Create A Grey Area At Their Apex Where Distinctions Are Difficult to Define Without the Aid of a Supreme Intellect"" Page 2

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Tragic because it is contrary to all his previous and expectant conceptions of what is right for him and to come to the ultimate conclusion that right has ended abruptly through some inconceived  manner is totally unacceptable to his conception of well ordered right, therefore such a conclusion must bee strove for with a resoluteness which discards all arguments based on a ration that was relative only to his previous conception of what is right. 
One needs to approach the problem with logistical decor and irresolute faith in his personal destiny as designed by the higher order. One should bear in mind primarily the direction in which thee path he choose will take him. These decisions are not come by easily and the exact a difference for the affects on others of the ultimate decision. This is a challenge in life which demands every moral fibre of the intellect to be employed in a merciless impersonal manner and yet bearing in mind certain personal frailties that have an influential bearing on the decision making process of the mind of the individual. Decisions, decisions, decisions, we are never free of them because they are an innate part of our life. Not a day goes by that we are not conscripted by circumstances to face a command decision that will some how affect future events of our life and the moral fibre of our personality. We must seek out the highest order to gain some perspective of the problem to be resolved to aid.

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-2- Tragic because it is contrary to all his previous and expectant conceptions of what is right for him and to come to the ultimate conclusion that right has ended abruptly through some inconceived manner is totally unacceptable to his conception of well ordered right, therefore such a conclusion must bee strove for with a resoluteness which discards all arguments based on a ration that was relative only to his previous conception of what is right. One needs to approach the problem with logistical decor and irresolute faith in his personal destiny as designed by the higher order. One should bear in mind primarily the direction in which thee path he choose will take him. These decisions are not come by easily and the exact a difference for the affects on others of the ultimate decision. This is a challenge in life which demands every moral fibre of the intellect to be employed in a merciless impersonal manner and yet bearing in mind certain personal frailties that have an influential bearing on the decision making process of the mind of the individual. Decisions, decisions, decisions, we are never free of them because they are an innate part of our life. Not a day goes by that we are not conscripted by circumstances to face a command decision that will some how affect future events of our life and the moral fibre of our personality. We must seek out the highest order to gain some perspective of the problem to be resolved to aid.