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  %ROLE MODEL DEMONSTRATE INCARNATE AFFIRM DOMINATE+000326
%DEMAND DICTATE COMMAND REQUIRE SYSTEM COERCION SIN 000326
                                                          
     Different people seek to advance their images of what
is  good  and  proper --- in different  ways.     The most
helpful ways  involve  being role models  who  demonstrate
through  personal incarnation various good ways  of  being
persons of integrity working to promote both personal  and
communal integrity.    Such good  ways entail affirmations
of the mutually complementary ideals, value and principles
which form  the fabric of a healthy  community.     People
serve   graciously  to  help  each  other  in  cooperative
ventures.    The  rich  and powerful --- help the poor and
powerless ---  to  take better care of themselves and each
other in mutually supportive ways.                        
                                                          
     Less   helpful   ways  involve  dominant  people   in
competitions for being outstanding in domination, demands,
dictations, commands, requirements and coercive support of
"The  Domination System".   In tragic ways people  compete
for   being   "better",   "best",    "good",    "perfect",
"invulnerable",  "on top", "in-charge", "commander",  etc.
The rich and powerful help each other to get and keep more
for themselves in mutually supportive ways; at the expense
of  the  poor,  weak,  sick and vulnerable ---   then  the
powerful cast the poor,  weak,  sick and vulnerable in the
role of lazy,  incompetent and unworthy fools who merit no
respect or consideration.                                 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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