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   %LET GO EVIL EARNESTNESS INDIVIDUAL RELATIONSHIP+030907
%RESPECT HONOR SUPPORT TRUE LOVERS DEADLY ARROGANCE+030907
 %TECHNOCRATIC PROBLEM SOLVERS DILEMMAS TRAGIC GOOD+030907
%UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES THEORIES NATURAL LAWS FALL+030907
%NARROW MINDED EXCLUSIVE COVER INSECURITY DOUBT SIN 030907
                                                          
     True lovers know that  not all earnestness is  worthy
of respect,  honor or support.    True Lovers know how  to
let go of  earnestness  which  is:  deadly,  technocratic,
compulsive, manipulative, domineering, intrusive, etc.  We
need  to let go of earnestness which fails to consider the
full  range  of  consequences  of  our exclusive  beliefs,
convictions  and  theories about what is good and what  is
evil.                                                     
                                                          
     Unintended   tragic  consequences  often  flow   from
narrow minded thinking, beliefs, convictions and theories.
Such narrowness is often accentuated by "certainty"  which
is  a cover for insecurity,  doubts,  and fears.   Such  a
cover  prevents  the  recognition of  the  full  range  of
consequences of particularly firm beliefs, convictions and
theories  about what is good and what is evil;  and  about
where evil resides ---  in individual people and/or in the
relationships  among  people.     How we deal  with  human
dilemmas related  to  misleading  earnestness  --- depends
greatly upon where we believe evil resides,  and upon what
can  be  done  to mitigate the consequences  of  evil  ---
wherever it resides.                                      
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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