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   %REFLECT CONSCIOUS OBJECT REAL SELF OTHER RELATE 931008

     There are different levels and kinds of consciousness
in terms of the focus of attention.

     Attention may be focused upon the:

     1.  Needs of the organism.
     2.  Needs of others.
     3.  Desires of the organism.
     4.  Desires of others.
     5.  Ideals and principles of the organism.
     6.  Ideals and principles of others.
     7.  Ideas generated by the organism.
     8.  Ideas generated by others.
     9.  Objects in the environment.
    10.  Subjective realities in the environment.
    11.  Both objects and subjective realities.
    12.  Relationships between objects present.
    13.  Relationships between subjects present.
    14.  Relationships between objects past.
    15.  Relationships between subjects past.
    16.  Patterns of relationships of all kinds.
    17.  Overviews of objective relationships.
    18.  Overviews of subjective relationships.
    19.  Articulations of particular paradigms.
    20.  Articulations of paradigm comparisons.
    21.  Creations of communal integrity.
    22.  Overviews of kinds of communal integrity.

     Each kind of focus is associated with different kinds
and levels of consciousness.   Some kinds of consciousness
are  exclusive  of   other  kinds  of consciousness;   the
participants   in   some  kinds  of  consciousness   being
participants in collusive games of mutual  self  deception
which  discount  and  repress awareness of other kinds  of
consciousness    in   defensive   maneuvers   which    are
disintegrative of higher levels of consciousness.

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