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 %WAYS PATHS ROADS FALLEN ALIENATION CREEP RELATION 051029
%LIBERATE FREEDOM INDEPENDENCE EMOTION FEELING SICK 051029
%HIDE SECRET COLLUSION TABOO DEMAND COMMAND VIOLENT 051029
%FORCED SALVATION RESCUE UNILATERAL MANDATE FORMULA 051029
%STANDARD IDEALS VALUES CREATIVITY REJECT ACCEPT GO 051029
%LET PERMIT ALLOW TOLERATE CREATE BEING PRESENT GOD 051029

     Alienation  creeps  into human relationships  in  may
ways;   overt,   subtle,  secret,   public,   domineering,
pretentious, etc.

     Alienation creeps into human relationships through:

 1.  Overt domination, violence, controls, etc.
 2.  Racial, religious, political, economic segregations.
 3.  Emotional concealments and inhibitions.
 4.  Objectifications of reflexive humane-relationships.
 5.  Standarizations of routine human-relationships.
 6.  Mandated forms, formulas, formalities & conformity.
 7.  Homogenized ideals, values and creativity.
 8.  Elimination of ethnic diversity and creativity.
 9.  Specialization of creative young people as experts.
10.  Segregations of experts within work-force-teams.

     Whenever coercion  and/or violence play.    roles  in
getting  people  to conform to external  expectations  and
demands ---  in  ways which inhibit their own heritages of
creative diversity ---   alienation is bound to be present
in the relationships among the resultant artificial people
who are the victims of coercion and/or violence;  whether
the  coercion/violence operates internally or  externally.
People are not truly free to be true to themselves or each
other --- within communal contexts wherein coercion and/or
violence are respected,  honored or revered in any form of
the Myth of Redemptive Violence and/or Coercion.

                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in
                      "Search for Honesty and Integrity"
                    (On Being Yourself Whole and Healthy)


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