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%FULFILL ASSIGNED DUTIES DOMINEERING PEOPLE CONTROL+021115
%SINS OMISSION UNAWARE IGNORE FORGET NEGLECTED GONE+021115
%ABSENT EXCLUDED REPRESSED SUPPRESSED REJECTED LOST+021115
%RIDICULED DENIGRATED RIGHT JUSTIFICATION SALVATION 021115
                                                          
     To fulfill their assigned duties domineering people  
      often seek to be-in-control of sins-of-omission;    
       to insure that people-remain-unaware of what is    
        omitted, neglected, absent, ignored, excluded,    
         repressed, suppressed, excommunicated, rejected, 
          denigrated, etc.                                
                                                          
     It  is  relatively  easy  to  recognize  who/what  is
present.    It is more difficult to recognize who/what  is
absent.     Thus  domineering  people find  it  is  "cost-
effective"     to  encourage/facilitate   sins-of-omission
which lead  to  the "right" kinds  of  people/things being
absent;  not be recognized as absent; and by their absence
minimizing the chances that  "The Domination System"  will
be exposed to open and honest  examination, dialogue,  and
the need to justify itself, "The Domination System".      
                                                          
     What  are  the "right"  kinds of people/things to  be
absent?  Consider the following as prime candidates:      
                                                          
     1.  Honest people of integrity who are authentic.    
     2.  Creative people who envision new relationships.  
     3.  Imaginative people who discern new realities.    
     4.  Open and honest descriptions of dominations.     
     5.  Articulations of who/what merits respect/honor.  
     6.  Accurate descriptions of recent new experiences. 
     7.  Descriptions of who/what is tragically absent.   
     8.  Descriptions of unfulfilled legitimate desires.  
     9.  Descriptions of new healthy relationships.       
    10.  People committed to personal/communal integrity. 
                                                          
     The fulfillment of the assigned duties of domineering
people  is  much easier in the absence of  the above   ten
kinds of people/things --- than in their presence.   It is
thus  "cost-effective"  for domineering people  to  manage
people's  sins-of-omission  to  insure that the above  ten
kinds   of people/things are absent ---out of the way   of
effective domination procedures.                          
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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