For the Little Engine

There is fear in this country of trying. This fear is put into us at an early age by the way our structures are set up – we want to win, but if we don’t do well, few people will stand up to the tide of pressure which builds to either try again, or to question why they were being pressured. By simply allowing themselves to be swallowed up by feeling incompetent in one area, they are only allowing for their incompetence to be proved right. However, if they do take a jab at it, it shows at least courage to be noticed, even if they are wrong, considering the interpretation of whichever arm of interpretation their opposition uses. However – the one thing they need to remember is even though their opposition may be upheld by a system of thought, and even though they might be extremely well versed in it – it doesn’t mean their opposition are wholly right. They might hold a portion of the truth, but even they are as human as the mode of thinking which they are repeating. There is an equal ability for you to be just as right as they are. However – the whole dichotomy is based upon rules, a system. So if you are wrong, you are wrong within the system, not because that’s the way it truly is. Which is why systems need to be checked – either for the way you want to be involved in the system, know you will not have all the right answers all of the time, or find a way to reform the system, or find a new system.