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Briefing
Use Pharaoh for 'where and what'.
HE THAT gives good advice, builds with one hand. He that gives good counsel and example, builds with both. But he that gives good admonition and bad example, builds with one hand and pulls down with the other. It may not be so bad. There is also room for good example and awkward admonition. It can work out well. [Cf. Francis Bacon]


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Briefing on the Lay of the Land

Briefing cat THOSE who claim their roles are needed to play, want to remain in by that. Some roles may open doors, but if cliques are had by roles played, decay is around the bend too.
       If you sense you are placed into some role through efforts of others, outer meanings may easily be had. The clique wants that role for its own functioning. You disturb some balance others need, if you don't play as they strive for.
       If you are role-playing, you may carry a hidden load. You don't have to be put in an odd role. The crucial thing is how far you are refused being yourself, first and foremost, and others won't cooperate in like measure if you try. That's too bad, and better company is to be sought. While you wait for it or strive for better company, you may feel that being cross is legitimate. Maybe, maybe not; keep your options open if you can.
       Maybe it is for you to dominate. And you ight strive or find expert advice on how to handle the reality you find yourself inside. You have to be tough enough. "A man's enemies are those of his own household," said Jesus.
       Alor! Many who seem to be friends, are adversaries or opponents in the wider scheme. Be aware of that possibility.
      

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Sage Words

Tut If you have no role to play, you can't be brittle.
      Cults may seem unnatural, but they are much like farms where members serve - even for free - like farm animals of a sort.
      Besides, a man is known by his friends. They should not be chosen as a part of the outward show, "for friendship pearls lie low" many a time. Besides, old friends are not to be forsaken for new ones, as even new friends can be tiring, remember . . .
      All are not friends that speak us fair (American)

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