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%LIMITED PRUDENT WISE RESPONSES RESPONSIBILITY EVIL 050415
%CONCENTRATE POWER WEALTH INFLUENCE SUCCESS ACHIEVE 050415
%CONTROL DOMINATE DEFEAT ATTACK DENIGRATE ARROGANCE 050415
  %HUMILITY JUSTICE PRIDE RIGHTEOUS SALVATION IDOLS 050415
 %CONSTRAINT LIBERATION FREEDOM CREATIVE REBELLIONS 050415
%COOPERATE BALANCE MUTUAL RISK MANAGE NEEDS DESIRES 050415

     What is our responsibility in regard to the  presence
of evil in the world?

     It is our responsibility to learn how to:

 1.  Identify where evil can-be present, and is present.
 2.  Recognize where we can help mitigate evil's presence.
 3.  Avoid tragic-responses to evil's obvious presence.
 4.  Avoid our being self-righteous and arrogant as fools.
 5.  Avoid dissipating our resources foolishly with pride.
 6.  Quietly demonstrate humility and reconciliation.
 7.  Take prudent risks to facilitate gentle integrations.
 8.  Take prudent risks to affirm integrations/integrities
 9.  Accentuate affirmations, mitigate denigrations.
10.  Heal evil-relationships of alienation/excommunication

     It is NOT our responsibility to:

 1.  Identify who is evil and who is good.
 2.  Eliminate evil which is beyond our power to control.
 3.  Take-control to prevent tragic-outcomes of actions.
 4.  Be more powerful and influential than evil people.
 5.  Generate more attention/controversy than others can.
 6.  Show stronger/firmer leadership than others.
 7.  Minimize the risks and losses for our side.
 8.  Prevent evil people from getting favorable attention.
 9.  Destroy evil people who begin to win battles.
10.  Avoid getting contaminated by associating with evil.

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