Great question.
If one doesn't allow the free will of others, isn't that control then? Isn't that free-will infringement? Control is a hallmark of the left-hand path, isn't it? Is there some middle road I am not seeing?
I understand that between densities there are other concepts at play, such as taking away choice due to giving information that would influence choice. But I could also relate that to us, here—authority figures such as religious leaders, who claim to be the voice of God, telling their parishioners what to think and do.
If one doesn't allow the free will of others, isn't that control then? Isn't that free-will infringement? Control is a hallmark of the left-hand path, isn't it? Is there some middle road I am not seeing?
I understand that between densities there are other concepts at play, such as taking away choice due to giving information that would influence choice. But I could also relate that to us, here—authority figures such as religious leaders, who claim to be the voice of God, telling their parishioners what to think and do.