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   %MEANINGFUL CONTROL SATISFACTION FULFILLMENT JOY+020407
    %IMPOSSIBLE ACHIEVEMENT GOAL TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM+020407
  %HEAVENLY DIVINE HEAVEN SALVATION DAMNATION DEVIL 020407
                                                          
     Might   it  be  that the more  meaningful  a "thing",
"experience" or "relationship" is ---  the more impossible
it  is  to  control  "it"?                                
                                                          
     Yet    it  is  such  "things",     "experiences"  and
"relationships"  which we most want to be able to control;
e.g.,   those which might be described with words such as:
                                                          
          joyful,                                         
            fulfilling,                                   
              heavenly,                                   
                festive,                                  
                   divine,                                
                    lighthearted,                         
                      authentic,                          
                        spontaneous,                      
                          cheerful,                       
                            free,                         
                              instinctive,                
                                voluntary,                
                                  intimate,               
                                    sexual,               
                                      etc.                
                                                          
            Beware of trying to control what you cherish! 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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