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   %MANY DIVERSE LEVELS NORMAL HUMANE STAGES GROWTH 041210
  %AFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE NONVIOLENT RESISTANCE CAUSES 041210
%CONSEQUENCE NATURAL ARTIFICIAL ARBITRARY PREJUDICE 041210
%MENTAL ILLNESS DISEASE PARANOIA NARCISSISM HONESTY 041210
  %INCOHERENT COSMOLOGY MYTHOLOGY FRAMING QUESTIONS 041210
%DICHOTOMOUS POLARIZATION FRAGMENTATION DOMINATIONS 041210

     There   are  many-and-diverse-levels  within   normal
humane  stages-of-growth/maturity  as  regards  effective-
nonviolent-mitigations of  the  disintegrative-effects  of
domineering-people  and their dominant behavior  patterns;
e.g., in regards to:

 1.  Cosmological assumptions of beginnings/endings.

 2.  Mythological framings of human relationships overall.

 3.  Rational, intellectual, theoretical & affective views

 4.  Personal/private images, visions, hopes, etc.

 5.  Sharing of the above with an intimate/trusted other.

 6.  Small-group sharing of all of the above in trust.

 7.  Public education and training in all of the above.

 8.  Experienced in group solidarity in such resistance.

 9.  Knowing the sweet fruits of nonviolent resistance.

10.  Intuitively committed to such nonviolent resistance.

11.  Full integration within self/others of all the above.

12.  People's theologies regarding evil-relationships.

13.  People's theologies regarding "other" forms of "evil"

14.  How infants are acculturated regarding "evil".

15.  How infants are acculturated regarding resistance.

16.  How infants are acculturated regarding dominance.

17.  How infants are acculturated regarding coercion.

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