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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9502071.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.} ========================================================== %IMPORTANT RECOGNITION NAME TALK DIALOGUE GOOD EVIL+950207 %DISINTEGRATE CAUSE EFFECT OCCASION ALIEN ESTRANGE 950207 It is important to recognize, name and talk about the ways in which disintegrative factors are embedded in people and communities. Often people perceive "evil" as residing in: other people, forbidden actions, places, texts, images and objects---in the objective realm. Such perceptions of the nature and focal points of "evil" usually lead to personal and communal disintegration, rather than to personal and communal integration. Such perceptions are one of the ways in which disintegrative factors are embedded in people and communities. Often people perceive their own "goodness" to reside in their own ideals and values, and in how well they perceive themselves as being the fulfillment of their own ideals and values. Self-righteous people are often arrogant in believing that because other people do not measure up to the ideals and values of the self-righteous in the eyes of the self-righteous---the other people are defective, imperfect, condemnable, and maybe evil. Disintegrative factors are often embedded in the ideals and values which people use to justify their own righteousness. They do not value and seek to en-courage both personal and communal integrity, and so often undermine both personal and communal integrity. Disintegrative factors are often embedded in our: Images of people and things as being evil. Forbidden actions, places and texts. Taboo images and objects---of the objective realm. Ideals and values which justify self-righteousness. Alienative attitudes, assumptions and habits. Rituals, traditions and religious practices. We will do well and become well if we seek to recognize, name and talk about the roots of personal and communal alienation and disintegration. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================