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  %GOD'S CODEPENDENT TECHNICIANS RESPONSIBILITY FIX 901213

     God's  self appointed codependent technicians believe
and feel  that  they  have been appointed to  fix   people
and situations which are imperfect.  Fixing is a technical
job for   those  who are qualified to engage  in   fixing.
Some people  believe  and  feel  that they  are  qualified
and  appointed   to  have  the  responsibility  of  fixing
imperfect  people  and/or  situations  which are  in  need
of  their services.

     Technocratic  fixers  seek to substitute for the love
and  affection    which    they   have   not   known    or
enjoyed,   substituting   their knowledge  that  they  are
fixing  people  and situations which are in need of  their
services;   or  so they  think and feel.    Through  their
fixing services they seek  to achieve,   earn,  or acquire
what  is missing from their lives and which they have  not
known.

     Technocratic   fixers   are  confused  and   do   not
understand the nature of salvation and redemption. They do
not understand love and affection,   because they have not
known them, and so  yearn  for them in confused ignorance;
thinking   that  getting  what is missing  is  a technical
problem.  They  think that what is missing can be  gotten,
earned  or achieved by proper  technical procedures;   and
cannot believe that  it might be otherwise.

     Technocratic  fixers  need  to  entertain   and  test
the  hypothesis  that  what they  regard  as  a  technical
problem is  not  a  technical  problem,    and cannot   be
solved with technical  procedures of any kind.   They need
to seek the non-technical  ways   of  Love which transcend
technocratic  understandings  which  are imprisoned in the
paradigm  of technocratic collusions and addictions.

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