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%OBJECTIVE MATHEMATICS ALEGBRAIC GEOMETRIC QUANTITY 040703
%MEASURE POETRY REFLEXIVE SUBJECTIVE PICTORIAL GODS 040703
%EMOTIONAL AFFECTIVE ECONOMIC BUSINESS CAPITALISTIC 040703
%PROFITS CONCENTRATION WEALTH POWERS THAT BEING GOD 040703
%ADDICTIVE CODEPENDENT COLLUSION LOYAL HELPER IDOLS 040703
%SPECTRUM DICHOTOMOUS IMPOSSIBLE POLARIZATION SINER 040703

     Different people can discern,  recognize, understand,
describe,   analyze  and  deal  with  different  kinds  of
relationships:

     1.  Objective,
     2.  Mathematical,
     3.  Algebraic,
     4.  Geometric,
     5.  Quantitative,
     6.  Poetic,
     7.  Reflexive,
     8.  Subjective,
     9.  Pictorial,
     10. Emotional,
     11. Affective,
     12. Economic,
     13. Business,
     14. Political,
     15. Addictive,
     16. Codependent,
     17. Collusive,
     18. Domineering,
     19. Coercive,
     20. Integrative,
     21. Romantic,
     22. Sexual,
     23. Affective,
     24. Alienative,
     25. Reconciling.

     Some   people   are  prone  to  be  clueless   and/or
insensitive to many aspects of some of the above kinds  of
relationships,    and  so  live  as  if  those  kinds   of
relationship did not or could not exist.   They are likely
to  make value judgments which make little sense to people
who  are sensitive to and respective of a wider  and  more
inclusive  spectrum  of the above kinds  of  relationship.
Conflicts  over such differing judgments are not likely to
be  resolved  in the absence of an  understanding  of  the
origins  of the differences in the judgments made and  the
conclusions   formulated.     Thus,   we  need   to   such
understandings.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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