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%DEVIL ALIENATE CONTROL ELIMINATE DESTROY INTEGRITY 030810
 %FORBID PROSCRIBE TABOO THOUGHTS FEELINGS EMOTIONS 030810
 %PURIFY IGNORANCE NAIVETE HONEST DISCUSSION SHARED 030810
%INTIMACY SECRETS SEXUALITY CREATIVITY BIRTH GROWTH 030810
%REVELATIONS FALSE PROPHETS TRUTH DISHONESTY GRACES 030810
%EXCOMMUNICATE SHUN BANISH REJECT ACCEPT HONOR IDOL 030810

     Some behaviors,  thoughts and related human realities
are labeled  as  "evil"   ---  and attempts  are  made  to
eliminate  and/or control them.   What do  such  realities
have  in common?    Why do people try to eliminate  and/or
control  such  realities?     Can  we  with  personal  and
communal  integrity work to eliminate and/or control  such
"evil" realities?

     To be  more  specific:   Can we,  with  personal  and
communal integrity, work to:

     1.  Forbid  and/or  proscribe such realities;   i.e.,
make them illegal within our particular community?

     2.  Forbid   and/or   proscribe   open   and   honest
discussion  about being involved with and/or knowledgeable
about such realities?

     3.  Make such realities taboo; i.e., make involvement
with   them   and/or knowledge  about  them in a  personal
way   ---   be  sufficient  grounds  for  excommunication,
banishment, shunning,   exclusion  from  open  and  honest
dialogue, exclusion from positions of influence and power,
etc?

     4.  Make  such realities off-bounds to scientists who
are interested in doing research into how people's efforts
to  dominate  and/or control such realities ---   lead  to
human  relationships of chaos, alienation,   estrangement,
entrapment,    misunderstanding,   prejudice,   ignorance,
confusion, etc.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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