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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9303074.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %REPRESS HIDE CONCEAL SILENT CONFLICT OPEN HONEST+930307 %PRIDE SELF ESTEEM CONFIDENCE ACCEPT CONTROL FAIL+930307 %FUNDAMENTALIST RELIGION SCIENCE OBJECT RESEARCH 930308 Alienative paradigms are patterns of thoughts, feelings, attitudes, perceptions, beliefs, convictions, ideals and values which lead their incarnations into unresolved alienative personal relationships and conflicts. Fundamentalists are victims of alienative paradigms as they selectively seek roots in their pasts by which to heighten the distinctions between their goodness on the one hand, and the evil of those whom they perceive as a threat to their personal and communal integrity. Compulsively objective scientists are victims of alienative paradigms as they seek to transcend bias by avoiding reflexive relationships, intimacy, and prayerful sexuality. Workaholic businessmen of great financial success are victims of alienative paradigms as they work to manipulate people to extract as much money from them as the market and rules will allow. Addicts and their supportive codependents are victims of alienative paradigms which demand they they dishonestly seek to achieve the impossible as a prerequisite to conditional acceptance, affirmation and love. People who have willfully eaten of the tree of the knowledge of the difference between good people and evil people are victims of alienative paradigms which require that they live to conform to: rules, regulations, prohibitions, mandates, moral codes, ethical systems, expectations, regulations and collusive games of mutual self deception. They perceive the right kind of conformity as the means to salvation. It is important that all victims of alienative paradigms learn to listen to each other, and to give to each other the gift of secure contexts within which to listen to each other tell their own personal stories, and be sympathetically heard; and to thereby help each other heal, grow, and regain both personal and communal integrity. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================