The Vanar acts as if everything is subject to opinion and nothing is absolute because they prioritize what they feel over what is real. Belief is one of the primary functions of the Vanar mind. The Vanar cannot understand the second code because of that. They believe that there is no way that a person can learn about or be aware something in part, not knowing all of the pertinent facts, and not be able to assume, presume, or form some type of perception... as if deliberation, investigation, or preliminary hypothesis are not reality. So, they are naturally inclined to hallucinate or set psychological illusions for themselves. This is why the Vanar is irreversibly indignant and they have an extremely strong and natural proclivity for what is called “Righteous Indignation”.
The Ta knows “Righteous indignation” to be the willful violation of the 3 codes for the purpose of satisfying beliefs and emotions. The flaw of “Righteous Indignation” is that it leads to moral disengagement, perverse rationalization, excessive anger, vitriol, vilification, abuse, slander, and moral grandstanding, where individuals may feel justified in their anger but use it to attack others rather than promote or engage in constructive dialogue or maintain standards. This can undermine genuine efforts for change or resolution and create a toxic psychological environment, which is not tolerated in any way with the Ta mind.
Antagonism sustains tension. The Vanar antagonizes not only to sustain tension, but also to sustain their indignation. Hyperbole distorts communication. The Vanar uses hyperbole to artificially assign a lower or higher value to something or someone. Exaggeration distorts reality. The Vanar uses exaggeration to artificially bolster its position. Ambiguity is the product of ignorance. The Vanar uses ambiguity to induce confusion. Be aware of these behaviors in yourself and others. With yourself, make the correction if you can by applying The 3 Codes. With others, uphold order by applying The 3 Codes. For the Vanar, there is no possibility of correction or maintaining The 3 Codes.
Now, it is a natural and unavoidable reality that people will make mistakes or fail. The Vanar leverages that in order to raise its natural requirement for expressing its indignation, treating a mistake or failure like a violation. It is important to note that mistakes and failures are not truly intentional or malicious, but a feigned “mistake” or willful “failure” is certainly a violation because feigning is deception and willful failure is betrayal. To the Ta, deception and betrayal are irreconcilable violations of The 3 Codes, meriting immediate application of the first choice (ostracism/banishment).
There is no conflict resolution with the Vanar because RESENTMENT is ALWAYS present in the Vanar mind when there is conflict, disagreement, or the enforcement of order in contrast to the Vanar’s desire, belief, or emotion. Therefore, the purest engagement between the Ta and Vanar can only be WAR. So, it is best to enforce and uphold the first choice when dealing with the Vanar and a conflict or disagreement arises. The second and third choice follows automatically if the Vanar does not stay away after being given the first choice.
Conflict resolution and avoidance with and for the Ta is simple... maintain and apply The 3 Codes. Nothing else works with the Ta. Keep in mind that The 3 Choices are not a conflict to be resolved nor are they to be avoided when necessary. To the Ta, war is also simple... order and inevitability always prevail. When a Ta mind knows that stopping something or someone is best, that’s what needs to happen. Reality is absolute and there is no compromising or negotiating with order or inevitability.
.:Atenubi:Taharakhti:.
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