Why The Only Way Out Sometimes Really Is Through

One of the most important lessons I learned in Hell is that when one is outmatched by adversaries one needs to maximize energy conservation - This means releasing resistance and strategy:

don't fight, don't try to win, don't even make plans

Realizing the depth of the situation I was in I relaxed into a state of receptivity and let Hell's gravity well pull me to its centre Attempting to battle my adversaries would have expired me of exhausting and confusion - game over - there were too many of them, they were too smart and too prepared

By allowing, I was able to conserve my energy, and by acting in integrity I was able to ensure no energy or output of mine could be used against me - keep truth impeccable even amidst lies (one will inevitably slip up in the worst of it but the good intention is always there and that matters)

This act of acceptance also has the side effect of humbling the ego who must accept looking like a doofus to anyone who doesn't understand the tactic