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 %SCIENCE CONFUSE REFLECT EXPERIENCE EVIDENCE LOGIC 910119

     An  understanding  of  the   dynamics  of  addiction,
codependence  and  collusions  can shed  light  upon   the
limitations  of scientists  who are imprisoned by a highly
specialized and narrow   paradigm   in   which  they   are
addicted      to    objectification,       quantification,
dichotomous    analysis,    manipulative   &    predictive
understanding;   and are unable to see the  whole  picture
within which whole people live  with integrity.

     Confusion  and forgetfulness are  characteristics  of
addicts codependents  and colluders;   for thus they avoid
dealing with  embarrassing  and painful experiences  which
they  do not  have  the  skills to deal with.   Scientists
who    are  imprisoned   in   their  narrow  paradigm  are
confused    about  reflexive:    experiences,    evidence,
reasoning,   logic,   and relationships;     and  so  they
cannot   be   honest  about themselves,     their   souls,
their   inner  feelings   and knowledge,   who they are at
heart,    or  their  yearnings  for love  which  is  truly
integrative.

     No   amount  of  scientific  analysis  or   gathering
of  quantitative    data  with   sophisticated   equipment
will  adequately   deal with this dilemma.    The  dilemma
cannot   be   resolved    while    working    within   the
limitations    of   the  scientists'     paradigm    which
sustains  the   dilemma.     The  dilemma   can  only   be
responded  to in integrative  ways  by taking  the  twelve
steps  which lead out of the  confusion and alienation  of
addiction, codependency and collusions.

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