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    %RECOGNIZING REVEALING UNKIND SUPPORTERS DEVILS+011128
   %DOMINATION SYSTEMS TECHNOCRATS MANIPULATORS SIN+011128
   %TRANSCENDING SUBVERTING IDEALISTIC DOUBLE BINDS+011128
      %ADDICTIVE CODEPENDENT COLLUSIVE GAMES MUTUAL+011128
   %DISHONESTY DECEPTION APPEARANCES RESPECTABILITY+011128
  %JUSTICE KINDNESS GENTLE PEACEMAKERS MERCY LOVEER 011128
                                                          
     It  is  often difficult to recognize  the  difference
between supporters of The Domination System and others who
seek to truly understand,  transcend,  expose and  subvert
the  disintegrative  ways of supporters of The  Domination
System.    The two kinds of people often appear alike   in
many ways; e.g., by being focused upon:                   
                                                          
     1.  Highly respected ideals amd idealism.            
     2.  Knowing who is good and who is evil.             
     3.  Being dedicated to a comprehensive system.       
     4.  Extensive educational activities.                
     5.  Definitions of proper moral behaviors.           
     6.  Descriptions if improper/immoral behaviors.      
     7.  Scriptures which are seen as holy/sacred.        
     8.  Long-standing traditions, rules, and laws.       
     9.  Men respected by many influential people.        
    10.  Which are the proper means to men's salvation.   
                                                          
     Both  kinds of people are so much alike in the  above
kinds  of  ways,  that it is sometimes hard  to  recognize
which  people are civil,  and which people are not  civil;
which  people  are  integrators,   and  which  people  are
disintegrative in many ways.                              
                                                          
     We  need to focus upon some additional considerations
to effectively recognize which people are truly civil, and
which  people  may turn out to be very un-civil in  crisis
situations  which  reveal what kind of people  they  truly
are.    Do  they focus upon all of the following kinds  of
concerns?    Which  of the following kinds of concerns  do
they  systematically ignore?   Why do they ignore some  of
the following concerns?   Because of what exclusive  other
concerns?                                                 
                                                          
     1.  Promoting both personal and communal integrity?  
     2.  Balance in inter-personal relationships?         
     3.  Mutuality in inter-personal relationships?       
     4.  Relationships, as much as personal traits?       
     5.  Complementary spectrums of ideals/values?        
     6.  Transcending bias, prejudice and ignorance?      
     7.  The rights of the tragically vulnerable & poor.  
     8.  Fairness and justice in distributing power?      
     9.  Better health for vulnerable and poor people.    
    10.  Arrogance, self-righteousness and coercion.      
    11.  Facilitating openness, honesty & authenticity.   
    12.  Providing sanctuaries for healthy intimacy.      
    13.  Respecting people's rights to privacy.           
    14.  Respecting people's communication rights?        
    15.  The long term costs of dishonest relationships.  
    16.  The long terms costs of concentrating power.     
    17.  The lack of integrity in technocratic living.    
    18.  The essential foundations for true integrity.    
    19.  Transcending evil as alienation/estrangement.    
    20.  Accepting valid paradoxical truths as essential. 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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