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%KINDS THINKING TALKING BEHAVING CLEARLY MANAGEMENT+020511
%CONTROL DOMINATION HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS FRIENDSHIPS+020511
 %INTIMACY SEXUALITY POSITION VELOCITY ACCELERATION+020511
%POSITION CHANGE GROW WANT FEAR ENVISION WISH NEEDS+020511
   %MOVE MOTION IDEALS VALUES PRINCIPLES CODES LAWS+020511
 %CENTERS DIRECTIONS TOWARD ALIENATION ESTRANGEMENT 020511
                                                          
     When it comes to thinking, talking and behaving      
clearly --- in regards to the management of humane:       
relationship, friendships, intimacy and sexuality --- it  
is important to consider:                                 
                                                          
     WHERE people are, want-to-be, fear-to-be,            
       envision-themselves-to-be, envision-others-to-be,  
         wish-for-themselves, wish-for-others, etc.       
           Different Peoples' POSITIONS and RELATIONSHIPS 
             both need to be considered.                  
                                                          
     HOW people are: MOVING-toward, MOVING away-from,     
       MOVING-around: each-other, clear POSITIONS,        
         various RELATIONSHIPS, ideals, values,           
           principles, codes-of-conduct, etc.             
                                                          
     HOW rapidly people are changing HOW-FAST they are    
        MOVING, and HOW-FAST they are CHANGING-DIRECTION. 
                                                          
     How people position-themselves-within,               
       move-about-within, and                             
         accelerate/decelerate within                     
           various-kinds-of-space which include:          
                                                          
               four-dimentional-space-time,               
                 family-relationships,                    
                   school-relationships,                  
                     business-relationships,              
                       religious-relationships,           
                         work-place-relationships,        
                           political-parties,             
                             social-event-parties,        
                               birthday-parties,          
                                 friendships,             
                                   intimacies,            
                                     courtships,          
                                       sexuality,         
                                         parenting,       
                                           etc.           
                                                          
     There are many combinations and permutations of these
considerations as regards such concepts as:               
                                                          
     inertia; positions, velocities, accelerations;       
                                                          
       forces, momentums, energies;                       
                                                          
         emotions, motivations, fears, desires, hopes,    
         aspirations, visions, fantasies;                 
                                                          
           ideals, values, principles;                    
                                                          
             kinds-of-spaces, kinds-of-relationships,     
             kinds-of-people, kinds-of-places,            
                                                          
               kinds-of-contexts, kinds-of-communities,   
               etc.                                       
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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