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%FOCUS ISOLATED INDIVIDUALS TABOOS COMMANDMENTS SIN 050106
 %PRESCRIPTIONS PROSCRIPTIONS SCRIPTS ROLES RITUALS 050106
%DOCTRINES PURITY PURFICATION CONFORMITY SALVATIONS 050106
 %ACCEPTANCE INCLUSION RESPECT TOLERANCE NARCISSIST 050106
%SELFISH ALIENATIVE DISINTEGRATIVE PRETENTIOUS EVIL 050106
%ASSESS COOPERTIVE MUTUALLY COMPLEMENT AFFIRMATIONS 050106

     Legalists  and  domineering people often  focus  upon
isolated-individual:  taboos, commandments, prescriptions,
proscriptions,  scripts,  roles, rituals, doctrines,  etc.

Purity  in  regards  to  each as-an-individual  entity  is
treated as essential to: salvation, acceptance, inclusion,
respect,  tolerance,  etc.   Such behavior on the part  of
legalists  and  domineering people is  narcissist,   self-
serving,  alienative, disintegrative, pretentious, and not
worthy of respect, support or honor.

     In  assessing  how well members of a  community  work
cooperatively  to promote and facilitate integrations  and
integrities  within their own and surrounding communities,
we  need  to look at spectrums of  mutually  complementary
considerations;   NOT  at any one-reality-in-isolation  of
other  complementary  realities.   We need to  assess  the
contributions  of  cooperative  people;  not the  isolated
levels of conformity on the part of isolated individuals.

     If we fail  to assess levels of integrity, coherence,
cooperation,  mutual-understanding, openness, dialogue ---
we fail to make any  reliable  kind of assessment in terms
of any kind of reliable criteria for making an integrative
assessment.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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