[My choice_2V and something about me_2H solidify into concupiscence, then into cruelty.

Like a dead person, the eyes are open but they cannot see.

Death is the fixation of law. Death is the illusion of words.

Death becomes the mandala of the heart.]

[Sin enters through the mirror of the world_3H. Sin is the lie within the mirror.

Words. Arguments. Excuses.

They increase my bondage and reduce my capacity for responsibilities.]

[Law enters through I, seat of choice_3V. It fixates on the something that I may choose_1V. My deeds become more and more repetitive. My deeds fall in line with my fixation.]

Summary of text [comment] page 85

[We may freely choose one of two hearts.

Sin, law and death resides in one heart.]

[The mandala of responsibilities, thoughts, freedom and deeds exhibits Christian liberty.

Responsibilities and liberty nourishes the heart.]

[The mandala of words, thoughts, bondage, and deeds opens to sin and law

Sin resides in words.

Law entraps thought.

Words and bondage corrodes the heart.]

Summary of text [comment] page 85

[How does free choice describe the heart?

Is the answer obvious?

There are two mandalas of the heart.

Each person freely chooses one heart or the other.

Each person expresses one mandala or the other.]

[Christian liberty entails the capacity to create and maintain responsibilities, especially concerning Christ.

Christian liberty employs the co-opposition of responsibilities₃₍₂ and freedom₂₍₁₎.]