THE LAW OF PORTRAYAL
The Law of Portrayal is that Law which states that any action portrayed cultivates the attitude
of that action to the degree and impact of the energy involved in that portrayal,
and, with repetition, can mold a real-life character quality that emanates and expresses
the qualities of that action, with all of its accompanying feelings, behaviors, and patterns of expression.

The Law of Portrayal states that anyone's gimmick, role or characteristic, when repeatedly used
and mastered, may easily become the master of the one who uses it, and may, as habit begin to use
that person or personality. The behavioral pattern or characteristic can reinforce itself in patterns
of belief until an entire lifestyle and philosophy is built around that role-seed which once originated
only as a game, a portrayal or limitation of something or character who exemplified that image.