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  %INSTITUTION SCHOOL TEACH ADDICT CODEPEND COLLUDE 900217

     That  community which fails to  institutionalize  (in
its educational system and community rituals)  significant
insights  into  the natural human tendencies to fall  into
patterns   of  collusive,   addictive,   and   codependent
dishonesty  (about human limitations and failures)---is  a
community destined to so fall and disintegrate.

     If communal leaders engage in the pretense that  they
are immune to so falling into disintegrative patterns, the
process  of disintegration is well under way.  The way  of
such disintegration involves further pretense on the  part
of   the  common  citizens  that  their  leaders  are  not
misleading  them in tragic ways.  Leaders do not engage in
their  pretenses  in the absence of  extended  pretentious
support from the common citizens.

     The  integrative  community keeps  its  leaders  well
aware  of  their  temptations  to fall  into  patterns  of
collusive,   addictive,  and codependent dishonesty  about
human  limitations  and  failures---and  so  to  lead  the
community  into disintegrate processes.  The  greater  the
power  granted  to a leader and/or the longer a leader  is
granted  such power;  the greater is the tendency for  the
leader  to  fall  into corrupt and dishonest  patterns  of
behavior.   Great  and/or enduring power should  never  be
granted  without  institutionalizing in all levels of  the
educational-system   and   community-rituals,    essential
appropriate  insights into the natural human tendencies of
powerful  leaders  to  fall into  patterns  of  collusive,
addictive,    and  codependent  dishonesty   about   their
limitations and failures.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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