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%IMPOSSIBLE ENJOY INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITIES ACCEPTANCE 041107
 %TOLERATE PROLONG NORMAL HEALTHY HONORABLE RESPECT 041107
%POLARIZATION DICHOTOMIES FRAGMENT CONCENTRATE EVIL 041107
%WEALTH POWER GOODS NEGLECT POOR FOUNDATIONS HEALTH 041107
%ACHIEVE SECURITY INVULNERABILITY TRAGIC VALUES SIN 041107
%EXCOMMUNICATE ALIENS ENEMIES COERCIVE VIOLENCE GOD 041107

     We cannot enjoy much of anything in life so long as
we as individuals and/or as communities: accept, tolerate
and/or prolong any of the following as: normal, healthy,
honorable, respectable, etc:

 1.  Polarizations of people/communities.
 2.  Dichotomization of questions and responses.
 3.  Fragmentations of families and neighborhoods.
 4.  Concentrations of wealth and political power.
 5.  Privitization of what is essential to shalom.
 6.  Neglecting essential foundations for integrations.
 7.  Indifference toward the abuse of vulnerable peoples.
 8.  Trying to achieve security through invulnerability.
 9.  Values and ideals which lead to tragic alienations.
10.  Excommunications as means for promoting conformity.
11.  Unilateral impositions of coercion and/or violence.
12.  Indifference to distributive greed and injustice.
13.  Indifference toward unilateral/abusive "intimacy".
14.  Religious practices which promote alienation/disease.
15.  Religious/political domination systems & collusions.
16.  Military-Industrial-Complexes for Unilateral-Profit.
17.  Threats via concentrations of destructive-powers.
18.  Unsustainable uses of Earths' natural resources.
19.  Dishonesty, pretentiousness, arrogance, secrecy, etc.
20.  Hubris in any of its many forms.

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