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   %CORRECTIVE FOCUS ATTENTION PRIORITIES RIGHTEOUS+030426
   %REPENTANCE JUDGMENT ENCOURAGE FACILITATE LOVERS+030426
  %RECONCILIATION HEALING FORGIVENESS SANCTUARY GOD+030426
 %RESISTANCE AFFIRMATION NON-VIOLENT COERCIVE DEVIL+030426
   %CONFORM PRESCRIBED PROSCRIBED DESCRIBED SCIENCE+030426
  %NATURAL CONSEQUENCE LAWYERS PUNISHMENT ARROGANCE 030426
                                                          
     Often  when "things-go-wrong"  it is not easy to  say 
what  should be the "corrective-focus"  to  encourage  and 
facilitate  getting "things-to-go-right".   Upon which  of 
the following should the "corrective-focus" concentrate?  
                                                          
     1.  Conformity to pre-scribed behaviors?             
     2.  Avoidance of pro-scribed behaviors?              
     3.  Recitations of confessional statements?          
     4.  Demonstrations of changed attitudes?             
     5.  Punishments to discourage improper behaviors?    
     6.  Rewards to encourage proper behaviors?           
     7.  Efforts to heal personal dis-ease?               
     8.  Efforts to heal personal diseases?               
     9.  Efforts to heal communal dis-ease?               
    10.  Efforts to heal communal diseases?               
    11.  Blame, shame and guilt as handles to manipulate? 
    12.  Passage and enforcement of "good" laws?          
    13.  Identifying who is "good" and who is "evil"?     
    14.  The banishment/excommunication of "evil" people? 
    15.  Restriction of memberships --- to "good" people? 
    16.  Refinements in drawing boundary lines?           
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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