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Being [[Deceitful]] is an [[Archontic Deception Behavior]]. Without care for other’s emotions and driven by [[Pain Body|instinctual drives]], one is [[Deceitful]] and able to [[Lying Techniques|lie easily in order to manipulate]], trick and control others to get what they want. Lies of omission or spin doctoring words, using [[Doublespeak]] or outright lies in order to project a false reality to get whatever the selfish motivation or job required done. [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s in a deceitful person give them self-justification to lie as they are either self-righteous or serving a cause where everyone lies. This is delusional behavior. This is the ultimate corruption and destruction of life force and is the demon seed of [[Satanic|satanism]]. | Being [[Deceitful]] is an [[Archontic Deception Behavior]]. Without care for other’s emotions and driven by [[Pain Body|instinctual drives]], one is [[Deceitful]] and able to [[Lying Techniques|lie easily in order to manipulate]], trick and control others to get what they want. Lies of omission or spin doctoring words, using [[Doublespeak]] or outright lies in order to project a false reality to get whatever the selfish motivation or job required done. [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s in a deceitful person give them self-justification to lie as they are either self-righteous or serving a cause where everyone lies. This is delusional behavior. This is the ultimate corruption and destruction of life force and is the demon seed of [[Satanic|satanism]]. | ||
==Common Idioms and Phrases Related to Deceit== | |||
* Two-faced: Insincere and deceitful; saying one thing to a person and something else to others. | |||
* Double-dealing: Acting in two different ways to different people concerning the same matter, usually to cheat. | |||
* Wolf in sheep’s clothing: A person who appears friendly or harmless but is actually dangerous or dishonest. | |||
* Pull the wool over someone's eyes: To deceive someone to prevent them from discovering the truth. | |||
* Snake in the grass: A treacherous or hidden enemy. | |||
* Speak with a forked tongue: To tell lies or be insincere.<ref>[https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/deceitful Vocabulary.com]</ref> | |||
==Antidote to Heal== | ==Antidote to Heal== | ||