Not Acting in Your Own Best Interest

There is no such thing as a secret even though some secret holders
believe great power is held in that sealing.  When you tell someone a
secret — and ask them to keep the faith while not acting on the
information — you create a false covenant by believing people will
refuse to act in their own best interest.  If you are treacherous, you
are fully aware of that false covenant, and you will exploit that
restlessness to your advantage.

We are hard coded to break faith and to tell falsities and to protect
what is ours.

If an opportunity is presented for exploitation or
advancement — we will leap at the chance to propagate ourselves into a
more secure future — even if it means the betrayal of our words, the
crashing of our sacred vows and the disavowal of our sealed blood oaths.

Morality
and values have become buzz words primed to keep the honorable in the
dark and the righteously powerful in social check.

A lie — told
as a secret and sowed into the colloquial experience — wields
incredible power to destroy, and that is why we must believe nothing and
investigate everything.

Beware of the secret tellers, for they
are already less dutiful than you, because they are primed to break what
was promised never to be unsealed.

The hidden agenda of the
secret sharer is merely a mask for the broken covenants that destroy
nations and bring universal suffering to the human condition.

We
must live without secrets and we also must refuse to keep the secrets of
others.  Secrets-holding is presented as a test of faith when it is
really an exploitation of common exceptions. 

To regain our
humanity, we must be first transparent — and be honest without tempting
cruelty — and we are required to be forever watchful of those who tell
us one thing, hoping we’ll break faith, and spread their dirty deeds in
the wake of our fatalistic, but hopeful, human flaws.