Innocence then is to speak of one’s capacity for extreme imposition of will, begotten by their past possibly, and more to the steeled resolve of the dividual at hand. Does the capacity for evil bring one to the table of justice? That in the removal of their ability to impose their will, their actor is justified? To stomach such actions against another becomes far less beyond reproach when they have a capacity for will and lack such innocence. The lack of certainty in the possibility for their actions that drives one’s justifications to lie in their better interest. The capacity for action and will provides only the dividual a spark to form a well of change, to bring about change as all do.

Meditate.

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