Role

Chapter 3

Admund does not confuse Honesty and Truth. He is not interested in the
absolute truth. What concerns him is the pure unrestrained personal thought
and emotion. Only in the honesty of the completely revealed does he find
beauty and meaning, and he would never wish for such a beauty to ever
change. Even more, he would defend it from any such attempts.

He sees Nature in this context. It is not pretentious, it is honest and
bared. It is to be seen and felt and experienced as it is. Civilization on
the other hand is the complete opposite. It is an ostentatious display aiming
to impress itself. It pretends people and animals are what they are not. It
would dress up predators as protectors and claim they are saving people from
themselves while they are keeping them incompetent, scared and wholly under
their control. It prescribes how to talk, how to think, what to do, how to
dress, how to dance, when to laugh and when to cry. It completely enslaves
individuals by custom and soils the honest bare truth of what every
individual naturally would be. It hides the self from themselves and as such
it is both dishonest and a lie.

To be oneself as honestly as possible is paramount. All changes must come
form within gradually and naturally. To forcefully change something is to
kill it. There is no distinction if the act is through verbal or physical
means.