… The school’s motto is “Do what thou wilt.”
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“They told me the tractor was computerized and self driving… How was I to know it wouldn’t stop?”
AND, here I thought these ilegal criminals were given license to transport illegal drugs.
Maybe these are examples of; those who blew[blue;] through the product way too much,
and were demoted to ordinary citizen commercial drivers?
Common misconception here.
Do What Thou Wilt ≠ Do what you want.
It means to find and do your True Will.
True Will represents the intrinsic and divine purpose unique to each individual, transcending mere personal desires and societal expectations. There is a cosmic and reincarnational/ or at least Higher Self/ Guardian Angel aspect to it, outside of time and this current incarnation.
But yes I thought we were getting rid of illegal drivers.
That’s why trucking and freight costs so much now, less drivers on the road!
… I was under the impression that their behavior constantly shows us their “true will” exactly as you define.
Forgive me if I am being unobservant, but I fail to see anywhere the driver or the Judge indicated that they were Thelemites or even aware of Mr Crowley’s Thelemic cosmology? Rather it sounds like they are ‘doing what they want’ not what is harmonious to the Cosmos.
If we were all doing our True Will, things would be going far smoother and less antagonistically. But it takes a lot of work to try to dampen your ego and negative societal programming from well everywhere.
Wilt is technically a biological action referring to plants lacking sufficient moisture to continue photosynthesis to stay alive. With that in mind, the truck driver accepted the job of driving the truck to earn a living to stay alive. While doing so, he caused three other people, to die. Somehow “wilt” became synonymous with “will”, they are not the same word and have different meanings.
The truck driver’s life and staying alive did not require killing three people. He was negligent in his responsibility of safely driving the truck as was the state for issuing his license, hence the state’s reluctance to accept responsibility by the light sentence. More than likely he attended a truck driving school on state funds that is dependent on state funds to stay in business who makes a “few exceptions” to pass the drivers, perhaps even a bribe or two. The resulting three deaths required multiple actions by multiple people to set up the result, not just the driver’s actions.
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… it was a joke. … like the sentence.
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