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 %DOMINANT TRAGICALLY MISLEADING CATEGORIES ENEMIES 040823
 %EVIL PEOPLE ISOLATED ELIENATED INDIVIDUALS RIVALS 040823
 %ADVERSARIES CONTESTANTS COMPEITORS, CONTENDERS IT 040823
   %SELF OTHER THOU OPPONENTS RESISTORS ANTAGONISTS 040823
  %FOES TRAITORS IMPOSSIBLE PREOCCUPIED CERTAINTIES 040823
  %SURVIVE NUCLEAR WAR TERRORISTS ALIENATION DEVILS 040823

    The  following categories can dominate the  lives  of
people  ---   with  disintegrative  consequences  flowing
tragically from their "highest-ideals":

    Evil-People,
     Enemies,
      Adversaries,
       Contestants,
        Competitors,
         Rivals,
          Contenders,
           Opponents,
            Resistors,
             Antagonists,
              Foes,
               Traitors, etc.

    It   is  nearly  impossible  (and  perhaps   actually
impossible) to be  preoccupied with the above  categories
and  at  the same time be effective in  facilitating  and
promoting:    reconciliation,    healing,    cooperation,
colaboration, peacemaking, conflict-resolution, personal-
integrations, communal-integrations, racial-integrations,
sexual-integrations,  peace,  international-integrations,
conceptual-integrations, religious-integrations, honesty,
civility, hospitality,  generosity, mutual-understanding,
kindness,  sympathy, etc.   It is thus imperative that we
seek, find,  and create ways to let go of  preoccupations
with    the   previously   listed   categories.      Such
preoccupations  undermine/subvert  any possibility of  us
surviving  with  any  kind of  integrity  and/or  meaning
together.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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