This is how colors are used in society. What are the ways you see them? In what ways do you notice the Cabal using them?
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So it is dangerous because we can use it for evil? (AKA encroachment of other's self/rights.) Anything can be used for evil. Anything.
I suggest avoiding something because it can be used for evil is a self-limiting that is completely unnecessary. If you are prone to evil, more knowledge will only aid you in your goal. It does not "create" the goal itself.
Don't be evil, and there is no problem with any knowledge.
Don't get me wrong, I agree wholeheartedly.
But moving too quickly through these lessons will lead to ruin. One must make time to ponder, lest they put the cart before the mule.
Avoidance and caution are different concepts. If you avoid a bee hive, you will never get the honey. If you use caution, you will reveal the hidden truths -- that bees slumber when you introduce smoke.
If you were to neither apply caution or avoidance, and instead go gung-ho and crack open the hive, you'd never have taken the time to discover the Better Way.
It's dangerous because in a rushed journey to acquire the honey, you will completely miss out on the entire vocation that is beekeeping -- where you no longer need to destroy the hive in order to acquire the honey.
Caution, not avoidance, is the path to greater knowledge, because it provides for experimentation, experience, and ultimately True Insight.
Cautious yes, avoidance no. We are on the same page.
I suggest the only caution however, is the same caution that is an essential learning for all concepts, not just those of the occult/religious teachings. Use critical thinking always (a method of employing caution). Avoid "knowing" definitively, no matter the topic, source, or our own experiences.
But what if the knowledge is a lie presented as a truth?
If you never believe you know the Truth, you will never be caught believing a lie.
How do you know that's the Truth?
I don't "know" anything. I work on "levels of doubt." In this case, I have seen no evidence to the contrary, and thus have no reason to doubt it, AKA it is beyond a reasonable doubt. If I ever see evidence that appears to be to the contrary, I will look into it, and perhaps come to a different conclusion; one that incorporates all the evidence.