Sometimes Satan comes as a Man of Peace

--- In bullyonline@yahoogroups.com, Bonnie Calcagno wrote:
>
> For those who want to turn their lemons (experienced of being
> bullied) into lemonade, I would recommend a look at www.HRDQ. There
> you will find programs on:
>
> Learning to Listen
> Personal Style Inventory
> The Art and Science of Communication
> Teampower (building effective teams)
> Benchmarks of Team Excellence
> Trust
> Team Effectiveness Profile
> Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence
> Best Boss Inventory
> Supervisory Skills
> Leading Change At Every Level
> Negotiating Win-Win Solutions
> Conflict Strategies Inventory etc.
>
> I think in every workplace where bullying takes place there exists an
> absence of knowledge of how to make things better.
>
> Bonnie
>

Hello,

This "lemonade" symbolism I failed to understand at the first attempt. Made a passing understanding and forgot about at the second attempt. For the the third time:

The Devilish Role (sometimes referred to as the 8th function)
The devilish role can be quite negative. Using the process that plays this role, we might become destructive of ourselves or others. Actions (or inactions) taken when we engage in the process that plays this role are often regretted later. Usually, we are unaware of how to use the process that fills this role and feel like it just erupts and imposes itself rather unconsciously. Yet when we are open to the process that plays the devilish role, it becomes transformative. It gives us the impetus to create something new—to make lemonade out of lemons, rather than lament their sourness.

I knew it before as:

Good intentions can be evil,
Both hands can be full of grease.
You know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peace.

Well, first he's in the background, then he's in the front,
Both eyes are looking like they're on a rabbit hunt.
Nobody can see through him,
No, not even the Chief of Police.
You know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peace.

http://dylanchords.info/25_infidels/man_of_peace.htm