Free will infringement questions

[APeacefulWarrior]

Yeah, I'm also with Minyatur. None of this is true free will infringement. That's incredibly difficult to truly accomplish in our veiled 3D reality. About the only methods I can think of offhand which might qualify would be intense torture and\or use of forced psychotropic drugs with the specific intention of breaking down someone's sense of self utterly for the sake of rebuilding a new personality later. But such things happen far more often in movies than in real life.

Otherwise, those of the negative path will often go to great lengths to try to convince someone to "sign up" with their philosophy or worldview, but free will still stands in the way. One who truly does not wish to embrace the path that negative entities offer cannot be forced to walk it.

And I feel I should caution you: If the positive path is what you seek, then look to avoid and dispel feelings of fear and persecution. Those are tools of the negative. More or less, should this entity successfully convince you that it holds power over you, then you will have given it that power. And the more time you choose to spend contemplating its supposed power, the more power you end up giving it.

On the other hand, should you recognize yourself as a bright beacon of radiance which cannot be dimmed by Earthly coercion, then you will have placed yourself utterly beyond its reach.