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%EXPECTATIONS ANTICIPATIONS FEARS INTERACTIONS LAWS 040630
%COMMUNAL INDIVIDUALISTIC DIVERSE GROUPS TRIBES GOD 040630
%REFLEXIVE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS DIVERSITY DIFFERENCE 040630
%CONSIDERATIONS GENETICS EXPERIENCES TEACHINGS LAWS 040630
%PARTS ELEMENTS WHOLE INTEGRITY DOCTRINE HYPOTHESES 040630
%TRADITIONS GENETIC INSTINCTS FEELINGS DESIRES FEAR 040630

      Within  each  community  there  are  many  kinds  of
expectations

      within many diverse individuals  and
      within many diverse sub-communities

      based upon many different kinds of considerations
        genetics, experiences, teachings, theories
        doctrines, hypotheses, rules, laws, traditions,
        instincts, feelings, desires, fears, etc.

      All  the  diverse expectations  interact  with  each
other in many diverse ways which generate fulfillments,
frustrations, contentions, cooperations, collaborations,
conflicts,  violence,  understandings,  mis-understanings,
etc.

      Related to the above there exist many diverse:
      commands, demands, prohibitions, laws, rules,
      scriptures, scripts, prescriptions, proscriptions,
      anticipations, predictions, collusions, etc.

      Personal and communal integrities are present and/or
      absent depending upon how all of the above elements
      of the community interact with each other within
      individuals, sub-cultures, families, groups, clans,
      tribes, casts, cities, counties, provinces, states,
      etc.

      The above often take place informally, formally,
      consciously,     un-consciously,    experimentally,
      obediently, creatively, destructively,  etc.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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