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  %SUPERIOR ABILITY CONFLICT RESOLUTION PEACEMAKING 040822
 %ARROGANCE SELF-RIGHTEOUSNESS PREPONDERANCE POWERS 040822
 %THAT BEING CONFORMED IDEAL FORMS PROPER CORRECTED 040822
    %KEYS ENTRY KINGDOM HEAVEN SALVATION REDEMPTION 040822
 %NUCLEAR WAR MUTUALLY ASSURED DESTRUCTION WMD EVIL 040822
 %PEOPLE ELIMINATION TERRORISTS EXTREMISTS RELIGION 040822

    Conflicts  between  us and other people are  in  some
sense  rooted  in  differences between us as to  what  we
regard  as "right and proper"  for us and for each other.
We  cannot faciliate and promote conflict-resolutions  in
the  absence  of both-parties learning to understand  how
and why we differ from each other.   A  preponderance-of-
power is not the basis for a successful resolution of any
conflict;  and believing that a preponderance-of-power is
the  basis  for a successful resolution,  is  often "the-
difference" which is the reason for the continuation of a
conflict.

    True  and successful conflict-resolutions  are  based
upon mutaul-understandings of the roots-of-the-conflicts;
not upon any preponderance of power,  force,  technology,
wealth, "goods",  "evil" or arrogance on either side.  So
long   as  un-recognized  differences  in  understandings
regarding the roots of the conflict continue ---  so long
it  is likely that the conflict will continue.   Be aware
of and beware of any sense of superiority associated with
a  difference in understanding  the  roots-of-a-conflict.
Such a sense of superiority is never associated  with the
ability to resolve the conflict.

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