It's not all navy even though five years of my late teens were coloured that way. Morso red was the colour of the day, every day; controlled (mostly) aggression.

So the reds were not the real enemy, nor the yellows.

The underlying feeling is one of control, so when I saw the green in her full majesty, whilst up the mountains on acid and in the fields again on acid, I saw and heard clearly that the enemy is not other people but my own indulgences, gullibility and loneliness. Being part of a loving community, still seems sensible.

The two vagaries are the enemy and the community, The one thing that is clear is commitment.

But commitment to forming a community is based on removing evil and defining evil is the focus of commitment. Yet fear is a notion of lack of support in the community, as individually we are too week to survive.

So what support to we need. Bodily: warmth(shelter), water and food. However the acquisition of these forms put us at odds with other, hence the community military.

The removal of the evil from ones own life therefore equates to the removal of the need fro support from the community.

The greens and other religions exploit this to form their communities, yet it only personal ability that can reduce the fear. There's no intent to reuse it or recycle it, nor any promise of future release from the animal bondage.

So if you are committed to fighting the evil, listen to yourself when you are quiet and see at yourself with eyes shut, feel yourself at rest, taste the sweet rot that is an animal and focus on asking, demanding and taking less from those inhabitants of this planet that are clearly less intelligent and able.

More green will turn the rich mix of nay and red that is purple a shallower shade of grey, but white is not a virtue just a community will a common background view through eyes that are still open in the the vulgar consumer.