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%COLLUSIVE MOVES PLAYS ACTS TRUTHS DECEPTION THREAD+940507
                   %FABRIC WEB GAMES SELF DECEPTION 940507

    There  are  many threads in the fabrics  of  collusive
games  of mutual self deception.   Because the essence  of
the  games  is dishonesty,  we find it hard  to  recognize
either   the  fabric  or  the  threads  which  are   woven
deceptively  to  form the imprisoning fabric.   We have no
generally  agreed  upon words with which to  point to  the
fabric or its deceptive threads.

    Collusions  are  games of mutual self deception  which
are  played by two or more people.   There are many  moves
which players make  in the process of playing  their games
of mutual self deception.   Their drama has  many acts and
actions by which the threads of the fabric are deceptively
woven  together to appear to have coherence and integrity;
when there is no true coherence and no real integrity.

    Collusive moves, plays and acts are deceptive.

    Collusive "truths" are just as often false as true.

    Collusive "falsehoods" are as often true as false.

    Collusive "perceptions" are often self induced.

    Collusive "convictions" are usually deceptions.

    Collusive "integrity" is imprisoning, not liberating.

    Collusive "order" is usually disintegrative chaos.

    Collusive "laws" undermine personal integrity.

    Collusive "leaders" are seducers and rapists.

    Collusive "religious leaders" are deceivers.

    Participants  in collusions live in the hell  of  evil
relationships  in   alienation from  each  other---because
they cling,  clutch, and hang onto their deceptive: moves,
acts, plays,  actions,  truths,  falsehoods,  perceptions,
convictions,  integrity,  order,  laws, and leaders, as if
they were worthy of the reverence,  awe  and worship which
are appropriate only in the presence of God.

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