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 %MEANINGFUL PRACTICALLY JUSTLY DISTINGUISH BETWEEN 041106
 %CIRCUMSTANCES MENTALLY ILL ADDICTED DRUG WORK SEX 041106
%VICTIM DISEASE INJURY WAR ALIENATION REJECTION GOD 041106
 %COMPULSIVE POLITICAL POLARIZATION DICHOTOMY DEVIL 041106
   %JUSTICE NEIGHBOR TRUE LOVERS SERVICE VULNERABLE 041106
 %EITHER DOMINATION FRAGMENTATION DICHOTOMY ENEMIES 041106

     How can we meaningfully, practically and justly
distinguish between the following circumstances of a
person who is one or more of the following:

 1.  Mentally ill in a clinically well defined way.
 2.  Addicted to a chemical-drug.
 3.  Addicted to a work environment.
 4.  Addicted to a religious-environment.
 5.  Addicted to dysfunctional sexual activities.
 6.  Addicted to or compulsively-focused on a person.
 7.  Codependent with another; e.g., an addict.
 8.  Addicted to a religious-leader.
 9.  Addicted to a political-leader.
10.  Addicted to a scientific/technocratic leader.
11.  Worshipping that which is less than God, as God.
12.  Worshipping some religious text, doctrine, ritual
13.  Trapped in collusive games of mutual self deception.
14.  Trapped in a compulsively polarized community.
15.  Reduced to either/or questions and responses.
16.  Seeking security within in-vulnerability.
17.  Unable to trust True-Lovers.
18.  Unable to fully affirm meaningful paradoxes.
19.  Unable to fully affirm complementary truths.
20.  Unable to fully affirm spectrums of truths.
21.  Compulsively labeling people EITHER friend OR enemy.
22.  Always preparing for worst-case-possibilities.
23.  Fearing all people who resist DOMINATION graciously.
24.  Fearing all people who are "different" in some way.

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