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  %POSSIBILITIES COMMUNICATION DIALOGUE LOVE SEXUAL+020309
 %INTEGRATION COOPERATION INTIMACY WITHIN AMONG SIN+020309
 %GENETIC HERITAGE INDIVIDUAL PAIRS BONDING FRIENDS+020309
%INTIMACY MARRIAGE COUPLES FAMILIES CHILDREN PARENT+020309
 %INTELLECT RELIGIOUS POLITICAL POETIC MUSICAL ARTS+020309
%SCIENTIFIC SPIRITUAL TECHNOCRATIC SYSTEM COLLUSION 020309
                                                          
     The possibilities for communication, dialogue, love, 
       integration, cooperation and intimacy within and   
         among people --- depend upon many factors and    
           considerations; for example:                   
                                                          
     1.  The GENETIC HERITAGE of the INDIVIDUAL PEOPLE;   
         e.g., as regards likely and unlikely SEXUAL kinds
         of: communications, dialogue, love, integrations,
         integrities, cooperation and intimacy.           
                                                          
     2.  Many considerations as in #1 above; but with the 
         word "SEXUAL" replaced with other words such as  
         INTELLECTUAL, RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, POETIC,      
         MUSICAL, ARTISTIC, SCIENTIFIC, SPIRITUAL, etc.   
                                                          
     3.  Pre-existing forms of: friendships, bondings,    
         families, organizations, groupings, fellowships, 
         gangs, cities, civilities, marriages,            
         animosities, understandings, lovers,             
         tolerance, acceptance, rejections,               
         reputations, appearances, etc.                   
                                                          
     4.  Pre-existing forms of: myths, cosmologies,       
         ideals, values, principles, stories, dances,     
         traditions, habits, games, competitions,         
         cooperatives, role-models, judgements,           
         condemnations, reputations, etc.                 
                                                          
     5.  Pre-existing forms of: commandments,             
         prescriptions, proscriptions, rules,             
         regulations, confessions, rituals,               
         contracts, excommunications, etc.                
                                                          
     6.  Pre-existing forms of: conceptual frameworks,    
         languages, theories, formulas, formalities,      
         communication, assemblies, recognitions, etc.    
                                                          
     7.  Tendencies on the part of people as individuals  
         and as communities to seek to be: dominant,      
         in-control, invulnerable, pure, better, best; OR:
         humble, servants, cooperative, integrators,      
         peacemakers, facilitators, tolerant, helpful,    
         gracious, civil, healthful, healers, etc.        
                                                          
     TO THE EXTENT that participants in human             
       relationships are NOT SEEKING to insure that their 
         relationships are MUTUALLY: satisfying,          
           advantageous, pleasurable, responsive, etc. ---
             THEY WILL BE: contentious, distrustful,      
               domineering, coercive, violent, dishonest, 
                 and disintegrative of all kinds of       
                   personal and communal integrities.     
                     Those are the natural consequences   
                       which flow from the absences of    
                         essential foundations for        
                           personal and communal          
                             integrities.                 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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