The next few stages

The laws of the land presuppose that the victim will want to preserve itself. Herein lies the overall conflict. For the lion, "itself" is for all "lion" and I know that for certain, what the lion wants is not to be lion. The lion wants to be powerful. Of course, without expulsion of his power. But if the lion attempts in being all-powerful, he will find that there is a turmoil within himself as he fends from being lion. What a calamity for the same, if we are operating upon the principles of natural law. The next few stages requires I know much more than the first law of nature. But hear this now 👂

The laws of nature also presuppose that all is , at every moment , as it ought be. Not so to remain, but to enable one to perform upon one's destined reconnaissance with fait : to do as thou will. I will feed the lion, and I will feed the pilgrims of the lion. As it stands, I already feel I know how. The worst thing that could happen is that I spend some time on it only to find my efforts failed. Barring that I will have succeeded.

First, let me rest.

As I lay upon the couchband turn over to my other side, the lion comes over to rest at my feet. I love lions. They will make the most glorious food to eat.