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   %SUSPICION PARADIGM ALIENATION RISK TRUST HONEST 930108

     Each     disintegrative     paradigm     tends     to
promote/encourage   suspicion,    alienation   and    evil
behaviors;  or trust,  on the other hand,  with associated
good  behaviors.   We need to take note of the  extent  to
which, and the ways in which, each disintegrative paradigm
tends to promote suspicion.

     Perfectionists  tend  to encourage people to look for
defects,   flaws,  and mistakes;  and to suspect that  all
other people are trying to hide their defects,  flaws, and
mistakes.

     Manipulators  who  seek to be  in  control  encourage
people to hide their rebellion, nonconformity, creativity,
and real feelings; and to encourage people to suspect that
such deceptive behaviors are being engaged in.

     Legalists tend to encourage perfectionism with regard
to   conformity   to  systems  of   rules,    regulations,
prohibitions, and requirements; and so encourage suspicion
of failure to achieve perfection in such conformity.

     Objectivists  who  are compulsively preoccupied  with
objectivity regard  non-objective behavior with suspicion;
and  alienate themselves from people who engage in  openly
reflexive behavior with no apologies made for doing so.

     Militarists  tend  to promote suspicion  of  whatever
group  has been defined to be the enemy;  and suspicion of
sympathizers with the enemy.  The stakes are too high in a
highly  charged  militaristic arms race for anybody to  be
beyond suspicion.  The  resultant  alienation  and all the
attendant  risks are viewed by militarists as confirmation
of how reasonable their paradigm is.

     Each     disintegrative     paradigm     tends     to
promote/encourage  suspicion,   on  the  one  hand,   with
suspicion's associated alienation and  evil behaviors;  or
trust,   on the other hand,  with trust's associated  good
behaviors.  We need to take note of the extent  to  which,
and the ways in which,  each disintegrative paradigm tends
to promote suspicion.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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